N. Connaughton: It ruined a yarn carrying on so long (SA + o' in anag).. W. Drever: To add a run, one includes leg bye (on in say a r a).
Indeed, friends and colleagues believe the anchor's recent problems are an unfortunate byproduct from what is also seen as his strength: He's an engaging personality who can tell a great yarn on a talk show or as a master of ceremonies at a charity dinner.
WALL STREET JOURNAL Yahoo Bets on Yarn Art | The Internet company is planning a series of activities related to the Sundance Film Festival, including streaming 12 short films on its Web site and dropping a "yarn bomb" on Park City, Utah — placing "knitted art" around town in a reference to the phrase "spinning a yarn," The New York Times reports.
It's a remarkable yarn on its own, and a reminder that the 18th century was in many ways the great age of self-invention, when people were able to refashion themselves, like quicksilver, over and over again.
Ronald Reagan, with a twinkle in his eye and a Hollywood yarn on his lips, massively redistributing wealth to the wealthiest.
More prominent are a bottle and a ball of yarn on a tabletop.
SEM observations revealed that abrasion of the textile fibers as a result of yarn-on-yarn and/or yarn-on-bone contact was a common phenomenon to almost all models, and was the primary cause of prosthetic failure.
Van Dusen has expanded the brand to include a clothing line that utilizes the same patterns into blouses, shirts, and dresses, spinning a new yarn on the patterns-on-patterns aesthetic.
Van Dusen has expanded the brand to include a clothing line that utilises the same patterns into blouses, shirts, and dresses, spinning a new yarn on the patterns-on-patterns aesthetic.
