They and the intervening Daniels have become, thanks to the ingenious founders of Elohimism, what the novel calls neohumans, who reside in electrically fenced isolation, keeping in rather slack electronic touch with one another and waiting, with an indifference compounded of Buddhist detachment and genetic modification, to die and be replaced by eighteen-year-old clones.
But I have been rather slack about watching movies this winter with the official first day of spring only eight days away, I have no intellectual conversation to make.
Mr van Mierlo, I wish you courage and inspiration on the rather slack rope in front of you, and I hope to be able to bring you the hearty congratulations of the Socialist Group when I meet you at the other end in June.
6.12pm BST 52 min: Germany respond, and Ozil wins a corner, a rather lucky return from a slack cross.
The Army, we reserves and our U.S.N leaders believed, was a rather loose-jointed and run-down crowd, with a slack attitude toward protocol and vulgar disregard for practicality.
It now seems that America may have rather less slack than had been thought.
Its skin should be taut rather than slack, and the tomato should feel as if its juices are about to burst out of the tight skin, like a water balloon just before it makes contact with your head.
She was an East Coast aristocrat, the Mayflower in heels — or, rather, in slacks, since the Mayflower didn't need to dress, which made the biggest impression of all on the folks from steerage who ran the studios.
He did this despite the fact that the school ban on same-sex dance dates and requirement that girls wear dresses rather than slacks or tuxedos to dances clearly violates the first amendment.
Books: I'm a bit of a slack reader.
