"Once there is no revenue, there is no science, and it all just becomes finger in the wind valuations".
There is a rustling bowl of crisp, salty whitebait for £7.50, which we started eating primly with our forks until any pretence at politeness was abandoned and they became finger food.
Last October, "I started out with just debunking," he notes, from his own account, but thought perhaps he should become a finger-waggling scold as well, and registered PicScolder.
On my trip out to the mailbox this morning — crossing the toboggan chute that the road has become — I fingered some of the smallest branches on a pear tree and realized that the ice had bonded with the bark, as if it were clinging to the tree for support.
It will become a finger-pointing game.
So when you hear that Bowie hooked up with a New York saxophonist and his crew for "Blackstar," out Friday, you think perhaps that Bowie has joined the club -- that after cycling through countless styles and personas over his half-century career, he's finally become a finger-snapping crooner with Count Basie on his mind.
Previously - I Listened to Five CDs from the Five-for-a-Dollar Box at FYE. @meganboyle.
A twitter finger must not become a trigger finger," she said, adding that Trump's "grandiosity, impulsivity, hypersensitivity and an apparent inability to distinguish between fantasy and reality... was on full display in his inaugural address yesterday".
The whole universe became MY finger.
Mr. Henderson has said he became a finger-picker, wearing picks on his fingers and plucking each string individually, because he was unable to hold onto a flat pick.
