"All O.K., the wood inside all O.K., only the jute was a little bit destroyed and the leather I must sew again.
We were going out a lot, and sleeping wherever, and wearing clothes for days and then throwing them in the wash and things were a bit destroyed.
We've had to watch a significant amount of porn to be able to make this movie, and I always tell Ronna that she just shouldn't do it because she is a little bit destroyed after it.
The rampant greed and rapaciousness of the casino operators on Wall Street and in corporate boardrooms is bit by bit destroying the fabric of society.
But to make a copy in a quantum computer, you'd have to measure the unknown quantum bit, destroying the superposition and ruining the original.
I imagine it would be very hard to deal with anything that asphyxiates your dick, adds a layer of rubber between a couple's fun bits, destroys any semblance of sexual spontaneity, and generally makes sex a lot less enjoyable than it should be.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Ai Weiwei will no doubt embrace the problem, as he has previous unexpected problems: At the Documenta 12 festival in Kassel, Germany, in 2008, he installed a wooden outdoor sculpture, forty feet tall, made from bits of destroyed Chinese homes and temples.
Ai Weiwei will no doubt embrace the problem, as he has previous unexpected problems: At the Documenta 12 festival in Kassel, Germany, in 2008, he installed a wooden outdoor sculpture, forty feet tall, made from bits of destroyed Chinese homes and temples.
See articleIn this section Politics this week Business this week KAL's cartoon ReprintsLakhdar Brahimi, the envoy of the UN and Arab League to Syria, told the UN Security Council that the country is being destroyed "bit by bit".
Eshkol, who had for weeks resisted the pleas and imprecations of his generals and ministers, now asked, "Must we allow ourselves to be worn down and killed bit by bit, if not destroyed in a future all-out war, as promised by Nasser?
Ms. Moore-Richard wrote that her stepfather had taught her to drink when she was 10. "The little settlements we lived in — He Dog, Upper Cut Meat, Parmelee, St. Francis, Belvidere — were places without hope where bodies and souls were being destroyed bit by bit," she wrote.
