If our Science of Magic could be relied upon--but it cannot; it never can be, until the sky is fixed.
Our Science of Magic can't be relied upon until the sky is fixed.
Once the sky is unfixed, our Science of Magic can be relied upon.
A cyclist is pedaling up hill.
The man is washing clothes at home.
There are no reforms necessary to prevent the deficit from rising.
A guitarist performs in concert.
A dog wearing green straps is turning its head away from the object in front of it.
The two men are sitting on the curb.