He simply rose with the Bog Girl in his arms, nuzzling her blue neck.
Others explain iconographic features, such as the Hindu narrative ascribing the blue neck of the god Shiva to a poison he drank in primordial times.
A critical annulus Reynolds number is found at which the jet-like flame is least probable to lift off, whereas, for the latter case, partial quenching of the blue neck flame in jet-dominated flames is retarded due to the presence of a reignition source, the combusting recirculation zone.
A few years ago, half a world away in Texas, speculators drove up the price of emus -- ostrichlike birds with small brains and long blue necks -- in hopes of a booming market for emu meat and leather.
I stayed at a place called Cassowary House and saw over 100 new species of birds, including cassowaries, which are huge flightless birds with shimmering black hairy-looking plumage, iridescent blue necks, and tall hornlike casques on their heads.
Caucasian, twenties, pierced eyebrow, blue hair, neck tattoo, walking dogs of varying sizes and breeds.
Today he is wearing a blue polo neck over a white shirt and brown trousers.
The Prince has the same blue from neck to foot, his friend Benno the same scarlet (with a few blue strokes).
In the first series, Bosh was a perma-angry, camo-wearing geordie Wolverine; now he's wearing a side parting and blue polo neck, like a fifth-rate Roger Moore.
Shala Monroque, the oh-so-chic creative director of Garage magazine, wore her large oval cameo throughout the recent fashion shows: in New York, on a white V-neck top to punch up a denim skirt and navy blazer; in London, on a black trench (far left); in Paris, on a pale blue crew neck.
Dressed in a snug, light blue crew neck shirt with a jacket draped over his shoulders -- perhaps because he's now wearing a large cast on his left hand -- Frank stood at the lectern to deliver a speech on bank failures, and instead raised questions about how cold it was in the House chamber.
