| Or could you deduce from the existence of frontal horns that the animal ruminates? |
| He also ruminates upon the importance of mustiness in a ripe eggplant and the utility of wicker chairs in the early days of commercial air travel. |
| Shankar opened with a sensitive alap section, the unaccompanied prelude that ruminates upon the melodic materials of each raga. |
| Blue ruminates, however, that Armée du Nord's forces are too weak right now to attack-or so it seems. |
| He ruminates over the case, studies the primer, looks inside the case neck, then sets it back in the cartridge box and takes out another round. |
| Tom, three times married and divorced, is the host of a nighttime radio show who ruminates with his listeners on the possibility-or not-of enduring love. |
