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And it is too soon to judge from patients' experience.

Not many so far, to judge from the competition's first seven years.

I judge from records of case same has happened before.

"You can judge music from the first half of the last century," he said.

And that, to judge from many who knew her better, may have been the least of it.

Which means that you absolutely cannot judge it from a photograph.

But to judge from the performance on Thursday, those days are past.

But to judge from recorded and written evidence, they simply did not.

Like enough, to judge from the sound, his back was broken on the spot.

In fact, to judge from the quality of the smell, since this morning.