There's something inspiring about the way the band works, burrowing deep into uncharted (or, at any rate, inadvisable) territory.
Most strips focus on some small moment, a true-life anecdote, that sent the author spinning into inexplicable fury or burrowing deep into resignation to keep from exploding.
He was not a methodizer, burrowing deep into each role to find its hidden, essential psychological truth, but his art was deep and his professionalism thorough.
He is responsible for dike maintenance in the province, which includes killing the muskrats that weaken the levees by burrowing deep into them to create nesting chambers.
Mr Mazzetti describes a rogues' gallery of buccaneering chancers, from Blackwater's head, Erik Prince, burrowing deep into America's clandestine establishment, to plausible fantasists such as Michele Ballarin, a Virginia businesswoman who reckoned she could "fix" the failed state of Somalia.
Intel has created a handful of these chips and has every intention of burrowing deep into the consumer electronics market, but it's playing the role of the underdog, to be sure.
