Earlier, he had maintained a batch of deep-sea squid for more than seventy days, which he then returned to the wild, satisfied that his experiment was a success.
Google, in one instance, is offering financial aid for a batch of those students, and companies with deep pockets might be able to build out these kinds of pipeline programs on their own.
But as Ms. Bravo stood in a fragrant Brooklyn kitchen presiding over a burbling, 250-pound batch of deep-brown mole paste bound for grocers, wholesalers and restaurants, she acknowledged that things had come a long way.
A batch of crisped skate-wing ($14) slabs circled by deep-fried oysters and lemon butter made me wonder why this delicious dish isn't more common.
Film Society of Lincoln Center presents a batch of them, including "Children of Sarajevo," from Bosnia, and "The Deep," from Iceland.
A trip to the sink, however, proved that a batch of the cheaper white ones had been dipped repeatedly in deep chocolate-like mud that only came off with several soakings.
LIZZ WRIGHT On her last album, "The Orchard," Ms. Wright applied her deep and infinitely soulful alto to a batch of songs she had written with the singer-songwriter Toshi Reagon.
It's a nice mix of styles and stories, but even so… a trend emerges: small-press and self-published comics artists are elbows deep in watercolors, and the result is a batch of hazy, bubbling, beautiful pages.
But a batch of hedge fund and private equity bigwigs show up on the list, underscoring the broad and deep backing that Mr. Romney is receiving from the upper echelons of Wall Street.
A batch of past-their-sell-by-date British SA80 rifles will be unwelcome in a country already knee-deep in more suitable Kalashnikovs.
Mix a batch of concrete repair mix according to the manufacturer's directions, and fill in any cracks or low spots deeper than inch (0.6 cm) and allow to dry.
