The leaves are linear with parallel venation and sometimes possess spiny margins.
The flowers are typically trimerous and sometimes possess "coronal appendages" on the tepals.
Kelly quoted the commonplace when he danced, and he reminds us in turn of the grace we do sometimes possess ourselves.
Sporadically during the 1930s and '40s and with increasing frequency in the 1960s, mathematicians and scientists began to notice that simple differential equations can sometimes possess extremely complex solutions.
Just why particular animals or natural things which sometimes possess no economic worth for the communities concerned were originally selected as totems is often based on eventful and decisive moments in a people's past.
Camp can sometimes possess a harsh underpinning; Busch mines subtler terrain.
These free-living dinoflagellates possess a dinokaryon only during part of their lifecycle and sometimes possess a highly distinctive trophont stage consisting of an inflated balloon-like cell with a feeding tentacle.
That there is intra-dance variation is not surprising, as communication systems sometimes possess a form of error in information transfer (Shannon, 1949; Levin and Miller, 1996; Maynard Smith and Harper, 2003; Dussutour et al., 2009).
Furthermore, an unguided reliance on the Net for health information sidelines parents and teachers and other care givers who sometimes possess skills that are more suitable, both in curriculum and in local content, for adolescent education.
Troll, in early Scandinavian folklore, giant, monstrous being, sometimes possessing magic powers.
Today, though, we're finally looking back and realising that, actually, our anonymous post-War office blocks sometimes possessed verve.
