Was this hairiness common among the Irish, by any chance?
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"You're not Kevin, by any chance, are you?" he asked.
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I'm not saying I would vote for Hillary Clinton by any chance.
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Might he, by any chance, have a little something special laying around?
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"I don't think this will be the last meeting by any chance," Trump said.
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Megan, have you by any chance heard of the 2011 Svalbard polar bear attack?
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Do you know by any chance which congressional committees your lawyers were talking to?
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INGRAHAM: Do you know what the size of the Russian economy is by any chance?
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"Are you by any chance also known as Abu Abbas al-Bahraini?" he asked quietly.
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"Would you like to work at the White House, by any chance?" the president asked her.
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But if by any chance she and those around her are tempted to take this recommendation seriously: Don't.
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That would cover my tracks if by any chance a girl wanted to come back and chew me out.
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"We need to investigate if by any chance there are other farms around or where the disease came from," he said.
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I don't think this will be the last meeting by any chance, but I do think that the relationship is very strong.
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Because some of these people like Gavin Free who runs the ... do you know the channel Slow Mo Guys, by any chance, on YouTube?
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So I think if, by any chance, these pictures do end up being suspect, you're dealing with dealers whose integrity and reputation is beyond reproach.
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So this is where they lived … I found a custodian sweeping up and asked if by any chance anyone was still there from before the war.
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Lines like "You wouldn't have a putter-inner by any chance?" or "Good luck with your homicide!" mark her as cheery and unpretentious at a minimum.
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" Gene Krzyzynski of Tonawanda, N.Y, asks, "By any chance is 'lifestyle journalism' coded language for 'The Times is going to become more and more like the "Today" show and "Good Morning America"?
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Q. It didn't by any chance feel odd to be in the White House chit-chatting with the president about the first lady's "great legs" or to be telling the president you're gay?
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He says he would definitely reprise his role again, hopefully for TV. He has his favorites: Girls and Transparent are at the top of his list, and if by any chance Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy are reading this, call him!
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Going to the museum was something he thought they'd do since the night his friend had called to say he knew this was kind of on the spur of the moment, but it turned out he was going to be passing through that weekend, would they be home by any chance?
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I stood at the curb, talking to the handyman, when the female owl came low out the alleyway flying soundless, so close I could see her eye in her pale face, the beak curved and clear, but her eye, a killer's, make no mistake, told me if by any chance of size or opportunity she would.
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Woodruff criticised the media for their treatment of Hayes. The duo have never issued a united statement regarding the situation, yet Hayes has guaranteed that the group will "never, by any chance" reunite.
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For example, when internally deciding whether to perform an action, one may shove aside the dialogue with a simple, "Eh, why not?" Rhetorical questions may be signaled by marker phrases; questions that include "after all", or "by any chance" may be intended as rhetorical.
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Miroslav Šustek (born 1947) is a Slovak horror and ghost story writer. Despite his forty years of prolific writing, his debut short story collection, Nie ste vy náhodou ten chýrny pán Rafin? (Are You By Any Chance The Famous Mr Rafin?) was only first published in 2007.
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If, by > any chance, Keitel produced direct to Hitler an OKW/Chi diplomatic decode > and did not pass it via the Foreign Office, they became extremely annoyed. > Actually, this happened very rarely. No mention is made of decoded exchanged between agencies for technical purposes, and decodes exchanged with agency heads to be used for intelligence purpose.
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Catholic priests and teachers were ordered to keep away from the province or, if they by any chance came there, to depart at once. Severe penalties were provided for disobedience to these laws extending to long imprisonment. In the disturbances and panic of the Slave Insurrection of 1741 schoolmaster John Ury was tried and executed for his alleged role in the uprising.
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The asymptotic behaviour is very good: generally, the iterates xn converge fast to the root once they get close. However, performance is often quite poor if the initial values are not close to the actual root. For instance, if by any chance two of the function values fn−2, fn−1 and fn coincide, the algorithm fails completely. Thus, inverse quadratic interpolation is seldom used as a stand-alone algorithm.
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As for the nation of > England, it is an Englishman who is usually there. It ought to be necessary > to speak mostly the speech that one can best get on with. Seldom has the > English tongue by any chance been praised in France; if we give everyone > their own language, it seems to me we are doing them no injury. I am > speaking to the English layman...Cottle, p. 17.
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The girls then proceed towards the Parsem Kut Tunkung (celebration house) with the flowers tucked behind each ear and one on their hairs. But if by any chance she drops even one of them she will be penalized by the boys, either by taking of their belt or their necklace as a token of fine and in order to get back her belonging she has to offer rice beer to them.
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Finally, she offers Tara for this opportunity. At first, Tara is reluctant but later falls for Alok due to his charm and softheartedness. Alia even signs a written agreement with Tara that says by any chance Alia does not die, Tara will still marry Alok. When Alia's misunderstanding is cleared and she understands the prediction was not about her death but something else, she apologized to Tara and Alok.
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In addition, the course must be taken after the motorist has been assessed points on his/her license. However, point reductions may be made within a three-year period. If by any chance the motorist's license is in danger of being suspended, the course must be taken prior to the suspension start time. The points range from 2 to 6 points, depending on the severity of the offense.
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An ID which is deficient of any of the given qualifications must get either a National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Clearance from any NBI Branch. If by any chance, none of the potential ID is owned by an individual, he or she can be identified under oath by any registered voter of the same precinct or by any of his relatives who must also be an authorized voter.
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As habitat regenerates and especially if the planned removal or containment of cats will be undertaken, the remaining Guadalupe juncos will find more protected breeding and feeding sites. Indeed, the future of the Guadalupe junco looks better than it did during the 20th century, although it is still precariously close to extinction and could be wiped out by any chance event, such as a violent storm or an introduced disease. By IUCN, it is endangered.
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Later, with the help of a bamboo spear, a perforation was made in the pig's heart, then abdomen was sliced open to interpret the prophecy. The destiny of the village was formally declared by the priest, after a moment of deep assessment. The pig was then divided into small portions and distributed amongst every household in the village. If by any chance, a stranger visited the village before the beginning of the festival he was given two alternatives, as per the traditional customs.
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Swarm is set in the Praulac Nebula, which is inhabited by a strange insectoid race called the Clagnor. Negotiations between humans and the Clagnor have failed, leading to an all-out war between the two races. The story follows Rawl Mastesen, a prison convict given the task of fighting the Clagnor for a year. After this, if by any chance he survives, his name will be cleared unless he takes an offer for another year on the job for twice the pay.
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Meet-or-release contracts are contracts that include "meet or release" competition clauses. It is where a company agrees with a [customer] to sell a product at a certain given price. If, by any chance the customer finds a cheaper purchase the company must place their product at an equal or lesser value. The customer then has the option to be released from the contract only after giving the original company the opportunity to meet (or exceed) the less expensive offer.
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To this day, Butler's victims remain unidentified. According to Dr. Phoebe Stubblefield, an anthropology professor at the University of North Dakota, if by any chance a surviving member of the people who stole the victims' bones comes forward and hands them over, modern DNA techniques could be used to identify them. In 2016, the Grand Forks County Sheriff's Department reached out to the public in an effort to find new leads, as the old case records were either destroyed or lost.
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Yet he repeatedly assures the Widowers: "I did not take the cash or the bonds." After much questioning of Sand by the Widowers, the club's waiter, Henry, solves the puzzle by observing that "many a literal truth tells a lie by implication." With Sand glaring at him, Henry asks him one question: "Did you, by any chance, take the cash and the bonds?" Without answering Henry, Sand takes his coat and departs, reminding the Widowers that their rules forbid them to disclose dinner conversations outside the club.
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The single's other song, "Wrathchild", was also given 'A-side' status because, according to Steve Harris, "we had a live version of us doing 'Wrathchild' at the Rainbow, before Christmas, on video that we could use. We couldn't afford to pay for another video for 'Twilight Zone', so we did a double A-side, because we knew we were gonna be off touring a lot and, if by any chance they wanted us on Top of the Pops again, at least we'd got a video for 'Wrathchild' we could give them." Like their two previous single covers, the artwork for "Twilight Zone" was subject to criticism in the press, where it was interpreted as "gratuitous sexism." The media were offended by what appeared to be the band's mascot, Eddie, spying on a young girl in her bedroom.
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In answer he introduces the doctrine of New Encyclopaedism as a framework for integrating intellectuals into an organic whole. For the ordinary man, who will necessarily be an educated citizen in the modern state: > From his point of view the World Encyclopaedia would be a row of volumes in > his own home or in some neighbouring house or in a convenient public library > or in any school or college, and in this row of volumes he would, without > any great toil or difficulty, find in clear understandable language, and > kept up to date, the ruling concepts of our social order, the outlines and > main particulars in all fields of knowledge, an exact and reasonably > detailed picture of our universe, a general history of the world, and if by > any chance he wanted to pursue a question into its ultimate detail, a > trustworthy and complete system of reference to primary sources of > knowledge. In fields where wide varieties of method and opinion existed, he > would find, not casual summaries of opinions, but very carefully chosen and > correlated statements and arguments. [...] This World Encyclopaedia would be > the mental background of every intelligent man in the world.
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