| At the Last Supper, Jesus spoke plainly about the tribulations his followers could expect after he was gone. |
| And then I plainly saw, both with wonder and delight that the joint of meat did, in some places, shine like rotten wood or stinking fish. |
| I suspect that they dare not make the threat plainly because they know they would be laughed out of court. |
| This is a compact, intelligent, plainly written and well organised account of the elements of the craft of writing fiction. |
| Another way of putting it is to say the court will not interfere unless the judge is plainly wrong. |
| It plainly addresses different readerships, either within the one nation or outside it. |
