Simply filling in patchy areas may seem like a good shortcut, but it will typically leave you with a blotchy end-job.
Outside, the traditional, two-storey stone buildings are covered in patchy peach stucco.
Nevertheless, concern over clinics and nurses results in patchy state regulations.
Even in patchy spots, like the opening rendition of Mozart's Sonata in B flat (K. 454), interest was sustained.
He was largely praised as producing a nuanced report that filled in patchy knowledge about the laundries.
The rambling four-page letter, in patchy English, citing Bertrand Russell, Henry Kissinger and historian Thomas Macaulay, was released to media organisations in Pakistan.
Long courses of antibiotics, administered in patchy or non-existent healthcare systems, where counterfeit pills are rife, make non-completion of drug regimes a constant risk.
Despite being in patchy form, 20-year-old spinner, Karl Carver, was given a game and er … sliced through the late middle-order taking three wickets in no time.
This in spite of the fact that the report clearly showed current measures were doing very little to protect young women, and stressed that leaving the issue to individual schools' discretion resulted in patchy and inadequate outcomes.
On the four-hour drive to Miklósvár, Josef kept up a commentary, in patchy English, on snow-capped mountains, roadside cemeteries, deserted 14th-century Saxon churches, a gaggle of Gypsies and bankrupt businesses.
Weird sisters, indeed: they are grotesquely decked out in patchy tufts of gray hair (Brittany Hartman did the wigs), low-hanging bosoms and ragged black dresses (Suttirat Anne Larlarb designed the costumes).
