She did not have a wedding ring, which meant that maybe no one would miss her.
He recovered well to birdie seven and eight which meant that he turned in level-par 36.
Which meant that we needed to go up to 120, 150 frames a second.
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This caused "lag" or delay, which meant that Bitcoins were not swapped between people as fast as needed.
Argentina had a currency board, which meant that each peso was backed by foreign currency, primarily the dollar.
AMs rejected a Tory amendment which meant that only children who qualify for free meals got free breakfasts.
In June, Facebook was criticized for using facial-recognition software, which meant that people could be automatically identified in photographs.
Adam also needed to work on the weekend, which meant that the couple cancelled a museum trip with Max.
They share an e-mail address, which meant that it was sometimes difficult for me to ascertain who, precisely, was writing.
Salt, used to preserve food, which meant that it could be stored and traded, was an early aid to distribution.
In the UK food from shops was rationed which meant that people were told to grow more veg in their gardens.
It was a fascinating detail, and it was mine, not his, which meant that he would let it pass without comment.
His rate was rolled back to E-3 and he was a seaman again, which meant that he automatically lost his boilerman rating.
Then came that development of the grid which meant that it was better, more efficient, to go with the division of labour.
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Their center had torn up his knee the first week of the season, which meant that their tallest player was six feet five.
There were eight worlds, with four levels each, which meant that you had to pass through thirty-two stages to get to the princess.
The night of my dinner, the sighing neighbors were locals celebrating a birthday, which meant that after dinner they had to hit that road.
In 1908, she said, spectators handed champagne to runners in the marathon, which meant that the first racer to approach the finish line was too drunk to find it.
The age of a truly global mass media had dawned, which meant that what he said would be seen, heard or reported everywhere in the world.
In 2009 the authority issued a two-year repayment holiday, which meant that during that time the club was only required to pay the interest on the loan.
The parties put forward a petition of concern which meant that, although a majority of MLAs voted for the amendment, it still did not have sufficient cross-community backing.
The date of the discrimination case: the late 1990s or 2000, which meant that the scheme began closer to 2000 and by 2005 was in full swing.
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AIG, for example, owned a tiny thrift which meant that the parent and the unit that produced its derivatives book were overseen by the Office of Thrift Supervision.
Google decided to make Android an open-source operating system, which meant that third parties could take the code, tweak it for their own needs, and sell competing Android-based products.
They were appointed to liaise with the commission on Wednesday, in a move which meant that all the main paramilitary groups have now committed to talks about arms decommissioning.
For men the fashion was for high-waisted, tailored jackets, which meant that the area below the waist was more on show for the first time in more than 100 years.
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There were 36 states in 1865 (counting 11 states from the Confederacy), which meant that 27 states had to ratify the amendment for it to become part of the Constitution.
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There were no heavy machine guns, either, nothing larger than a Kalashnikov, which meant that the new patrol base could be outgunned by any Taliban soldier with a grenade launcher.
The Swatch Group brand, Omega, is the official timekeeper for the Olympics, which meant that the company had major marketing expenses during the 2012 London Summer Olympic Games.
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By 1999, the backlog of cases reached 125, 000, which meant that the immigration service was utterly unable to cope with unprecedented numbers of asylum claimants in the following three years.
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