Of another passage, "I bare teeth all the way back to the second molar on cutting it".
Of another passage, "I bare teeth all the way back to the second molar on cutting it". One of the evening's most powerful moments came when the novelist Donald Antrim told of receiving a telephone call a few years ago, when he himself was suffering from suicidal depression.
This allows the passage of bare ions and water molecules, but prevents them from passing each other within the pore (single-file permeation) [3].
Tracy Dahl (Madame Mao) was an invigorating visual presence; Maria Kanyova, Mark Duffin, Chen-Ye Yuan and Jan Opalach sang with broad grand-opera voices and, except in bare-bones expository passages, managed collectively to stop Alice Goodman's texts in their tracks.
Harassed by such daytime assaults and mistrusting the loyalty of his Gallic guides, Hannibal bivouacked on a large bare rock to cover the passage by night of his horses and pack animals in the gorge below.
It has particular value for the literary historian in that the reworkings provide a record of the degeneration of Irish style; for example, the bare prose of the earlier passages is later replaced by bombast and alliteration, and ruthless humour becomes sentimentality.
With the passage of time the bare surface lessened rapidly with increasing coverage that gradually decreased the adsorption rate and leads to equilibrium.
The passages look desolate and bare – our bedroom, a great room of the ground floor, would have looked gloomy when we were shown into it but for the turf fire that was burning in the wide old chimney".
Writers will tell you that nothing lays bare the flaws and falsities of a passage like reading it aloud.
The bill, AB 23 by Assemblyman Don Perata (D-Alameda), won Assembly passage in June with the bare minimum of 41 votes.
