They have clever air-conditioning systems, which use convection to keep things cool; some are even aligned north-to-south, to avoid the worst of the midday sun.
In a clever illusion by Paul Kieve, Trunchbull grabs the little girl by the pigtails and starts swinging her around and around until she tosses her into the air.
The latter's £1,750 extra cost buys you yet-bigger wheels, cleverer air-con, a large glass panel in the roof and rails on it, part-leather trim, cruise control, the ability to start the engine without that tiresome business of putting a key in a lock, and smoked rear windows for that celebrity look.
With the help of a super clever compressed air system, Furze's claws are able to extend and retract on command.
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Campy items are thrown in the air, clever retorts are tossed back to the screen.
Prose has to sign itself, establish its showy authority in silvery cutlass swipes through the air: clever insights, brilliant metaphors, unusual words, sharp observation, perpetually buoyant dialogue.
Tania observes a Tuscan fairy that "wasn't pretty like a Disney fairy; it was... a weird, clever, passionate creature of air and fire," an apt description of Craig's own muse.
Paul Lester Hear them here: bit.ly/10ccband Without them, there's no... Art of Noise, Air, or clever, modern soft rock When? 1943-1994 Claim to greatness: She brought electronic music to the British mainstream A Mary Whitehouse lookalike might not be the most obvious pioneer of electronic music, but DJs and clubbers owe a lot to Daphne Oram.
