I'm reluctant to carry around the behemoth that the GS5 plus the Mophie becomes when combined Voltron-style too often, but for special cases like conferences it would be a veritable life-saver.
This episode, she made her second foray thus far into the bottom two and while she was saved last week by Eureka's sudden departure due to a torn ACL, this week saw her lip sync for her life against Peppermint, a veritable lip sync professional.
England was rightly gutted when the plug was pulled on this veritable life-saver for our favourite format.
A professor is all-powerful, Gareth liked to tell his daughter, he puts "a veritable frame around life," and "organizes the unorganizable.
Culling the wisdom of the ages, liberally borrowing from such stalwart intellectual forebears as Bacon, La Rochefoucauld, Rabelais, Pope, Dryden and Aesop, Franklin has provided countless generations of his countrymen with a veritable Baedeker to life itself.
Today, the club is a veritable church to life on the water, adorned with plaster molds of seaweed, sea monsters, and ships; a library filled with yachting tomes and maps; and a wooden elevator fitted with a bench for an operator.
We were standing outside talking, when they all came running up the steps together, big and little, tow heads and gold heads and brown, and flashing little naked legs; a veritable explosion of life out of the dark cave into the sunlight.
It is a veritable catalogue of life's many joys, featuring terms like utepils (Norwegian, "a beer that is enjoyed outside... particularly on the first hot day of the year"), mbuki-mvuki (Bantu, "to shed clothes to dance uninhibited"), tarab (Arabic, "musically induced ecstasy or enchantment"), and gigil (Tagalog, "the irresistible urge to pinch/squeeze someone because they are loved or cherished").
It is a veritable way of life.
She said that between the information about early Indian inhabitants and 18th century plantation life, the site is a veritable Rosetta Stone for understanding life on the island.
