So the army had to become suppler, quicker to rise (hence "Cold Start"), nimbler on its feet, less of a hatchet and more of a scalpel.
But by magical degrees, her body becomes supple and her uptight alto shades into a Louis Armstrong rasp.
It won't adequately absorb the water, but if you drip water slowly over the leather, it rehydrates, becomes supple and malleable in no time.
As the years go by, Kristol's prose becomes less supple, less complex, more combative, and less persuasive.
Gradually you start to understand how the spine becomes naturally supple when you imagine that it is made of seaweed, and that there is a difference between skin, which holds the body together like an envelope, and flesh.
A drama of colonisation based on the mapping of Ireland's landscape in the 1830s becomes a supple meditation on language and identity rather than a lament for a lost idyll.
After the premiere, Ippolito Valetta of Nueva antologia wrote, "[Puccini] finds in his palette all colours, all shades; in his hands, the instrumental texture becomes completely supple, the gradations of sonority are innumerable, the blend unfailingly grateful to the ear".
They reported that the children's skin became more supple and "bright", that their appetites improved and that they were more active.
The inflammatory parameters remained stable and her general condition improved; she gained weight (6 kg), had less pain in the fingers and fewer Raynaud's attacks, and her skin became more supple.
Cordura is initially stiff, but becomes more supple over time as it absorbs the oils from your skin.
