The disparate Eurosceptics have had little influence on EU legislation but they ably use the European assembly as a megaphone.
He ably and critically used the classical commentators Themistius and Alexander of Aphrodisias and the falāsifah (Muslim philosophers) al-Fārābī, Avicenna (Ibn Sīnā), and his own countryman Avempace (Ibn Bājjah).
The tools Walker developed were ably put to use in 2007 when he made his debut on Broadway as the sweetly principled schoolteacher Bertram Cates in "Inherit the Wind".
"It is the biggest megaphone there is, and President Clinton used it very ably.
European architectural designs were ably transformed by Indian artisans, who used red and black tezontle, a light and porous volcanic rock found locally, to create elaborate facades.
At the conclusion of his first appearance as the celebrated bloodsucker in The Horror Of Dracula(1958), Dr.Van Helsing (ably portrayed by Peter Cushing) in a battle with Dracula, opened a drape exposing the sunlight and used a pair of candlesticks contorted into a cross to subdue him.
His group takes a more high-tech approach than popping open a can of spray paint: in one recent project it used lasers to tag structures, including the Brooklyn Bridge, above, remotely (and erase-ably).
Imagining how a rawboned Kansas boy used to fishing in trickles must have first taken in the "wide and deep" Hudson River, Korda ably delineates the rigid protocol Ike encountered.
Which is a shame, because the premise of Barry – who was ably assisted by Chelsea Ladies and England striker Eniola Aluko – telling kids (we presume from the surreal title sequence and language used that the show was aimed at insomniac pre-teens) that reading is fun is, on the face of it, commendable.
