It afforded a fine, easy-to-filter solid, while when we tried the same reaction in aqueous acetonitrile [14,15], it resulted in a thick and much more difficult-to-filter precipitate of 5. Having achieved a clean and high-yielding conversion of 4 into 5, we proceeded to study the conversion of the latter into atorvastatin calcium (1).
Nautical beauty, gardens, history, art, great dining and welcoming locals make it a fine, easy-to-reach weekend escape.
Wisden said that as a bowler, Peel had a "fine length, easy action and splendid command of spin", which meant that he "was often a match-winner".
Miranda had studied his Hamilton, obviously, even before Waters came calling, and is a fine and easy narrator; as a drunk, he stays relatively together.
When given the chance to respond in open-ended fashion, the most frequent of women's responses was that screening with the EDPS had been " fine", " easy", or " good".
He is in fine, easy-going voice on most of the songs, and his multi-instrumental work on guitar, banjo, fiddle and autoharp is still remarkable.
It was a fine crystalline powder, easy to imagine spraying over a field, and its molecules were full of chlorine atoms, like DDT.
The south coast of England is to London what Long Island is to New York – a fine littoral in easy access – but the capital does not have a Hamptons.
The contrast of an idealized and protected childhood with the harsh realities that adults must face is another theme common to Rawlings' writings, expressed in the famous speech about adult reality Ezra Penny Baxterer delivers to his son Jody at the end of The Yearling: "Ever' man wants life to be a fine thing, and easy.
Many dub connoisseurs consider Super Ape the finest easy skanking record in the land.
