The standard lead from West's diamond holding is the three, but circumstances alter cases.

An old saying that has many applications at the bridge table is "Circumstances alter cases."

The warrior owed them something, right, but circumstances altered cases.

Thus do circumstances alter cases, and our poor variable human moods.

Circumstances alter cases and now I might not want to go higher than room and board.

It is difficult for him to work on the plan of 'circumstances alter cases.'

Circumstances alter cases, in bridge as in other activities.

For these people, circumstances alter cases - big time, as George W. Bush might say.

As lawyers always point out, 'Circumstances alter cases'.

Circumstances altered cases, and he knew the gunners must be itchy now, aware that they were running overtime.

Private where private belongs, public where it's needed, and an admission that circumstances alter cases.

The things that may be the matter with an old house, as enumerated here, may sound very forbidding but circumstances alter cases.

This is where circumstances altered cases.

It is undoubtedly true," said Mr. Cope, "that circumstances alter cases.

Circumstances alter cases,' he murmured, with meaning. '

In this instance, circumstances alter cases.

After all, Mona, circumstances alter cases.

However, circumstances alter cases.

Circumstances alter cases, don't they?

I daresay," I answered, "but circumstances alter cases.

My theory is right--but circumstances alter cases.

Wexford had Martin with him, the two of them top brass for the mere matter of a missing girl - but circumstances alter cases. '

The bluffly categorical manner is misleading; Pound is always ready to concede that 'circumstances alter cases,.

You know what Amalfi said about that" "Circumstances alter cases," Carla put in. "

Circumstances Alter Cases.