It will broadcast twenty-four hours a day and will devote most of that time to playing a blend of Western and Arab pop music, a decision that has some critics worried.
The thick off-white liquid was hardly the stilton-slap to the tongue I worried it would be it was subtle, with Xiao explaining that it was a blend of New Zealand's Anchor cheese, milk, cream and salt.
An hour or so before her official gala entrance, a blend of deep red lipsticks was painstakingly applied to her frown while she sat, robed, in a chair, and worried over Offset's replacement outfit.
A blend of aglianico and piedirosso.
A blend of "gore" and "porno".
A blend of folk and jazz.
He sounded like a blend of David Warfield and Morton Downey.
A blend of both, New York State officials said.
He could be a blend of Hitler and Hirohito.
7) With worry of impending Tommy John surgery doom surrounding baseball's young pitchers, a 105mph pitch from a Boston Red Sox prospect last week must have been met with a blend of horror and great excitement.
They are also worried about the noise, the pollution and the impact that the airport could have on the surrounding countryside, a blend of medieval churches, castles and hamlets nestled within natural reserves, forests and farmlands.
