Let's have another look at how well each phone can zoom.
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But I later decided to have another look at my ride.
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" We returned to the front room, to have another look at "Two Trees.
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So it's a good time to have another look at public opinion on climate change.
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"I think the lesson that will come out of this is we need to have another look at how we respond to rapidly evolving novel disease threats."
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We'll get to all of what's new here in a minute, but first, have another look at this baby, which Chris Pratt debuted Tuesday night on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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On his way back from the stream where he had been working, he stopped by a spot to have another look at a mating pair of frogs he had seen earlier.
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So I took it upon myself to have another look at his deceptively simple, seemingly scattershot annual Christmas display, which continues to be the single most reliable direct channel to the great man's extraordinarily verbal unconscious.
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KYLE UKESAnaheim, California While you are considering the advice of Geoffrey Pullum to allow split infinitives (Letters, January 21st), may I suggest you also have another look at your dogged insistence on treating "data" as a plural?
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"We will therefore ask the European Banking Authority to have another look at the draft standards for data interfaces, and at proposals to allow fintechs access to the customer facing interface, whenever the dedicated interface breaks down or is not performing properly," Dombrovskis said.
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"Big businesses are pausing, they are saying that in six months time I'll have another look at the UK and I might come back, but if it's really bad I'll invest elsewhere - that's the reality of where we are today," McEwan told the BBC.
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So we decided to have another look at baseborn George and hence the DNA comparison with a member of the Wiltshire family.
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The pressing need has not changed, but the regional health authority has changed its mind. The authority," he stated, "should have another look at the matter." He argued that there needed to be a reconsideration by "the regional health authority...whether it is satisfying the needs of patients in west Lancashire when it is not providing them with what would surely be expected in every other town and city — a proper hospital with acute beds and a sufficient number of wards. Money has been spent in west Lancashire, plans have been made and the hospital is just about ready to be built.
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Donegal senior manager Declan Bonner described Morrison as follows in one of his newspaper columns in 2020: "I've worked with Conor since he was 16, and I don't know if I've ever come across anyone who revels in stopping opposition players more than he does". After Donegal's exit from the 2019 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship, former player Brendan Devenney noted Morrison's earlier departure from the panel as follows: "We don't have a centre half back, we don't have a full-back and we're short an out and out corner-back… Where young Conor Morrison went I'm not sure… We hopefully will have another look at [him]. He looked like a tigerish corner- back".
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