She is a stylist – that most cryptic of careers, the person between the photographer and the model.
That morning, a member of the exam team told Michaelson's supervisor a New Delhi-born former corporate tax lawyer named Sanjay Wadhwa that there was "definitely some interesting chatter" in a batch of cryptic I.M.s from a person using the handle roomy81.
That morning, a member of the exam team told Michaelson's supervisor — a New Delhi-born former corporate tax lawyer named Sanjay Wadhwa — that there was "definitely some interesting chatter" in a batch of cryptic I.M.s from a person using the handle roomy81.
If there was any experience likely to put a person off the cryptic crossword for the rest of her life, this was it.
Physicians considered the possibility of "cryptic transmissions," in which a person can acquire the bacterium from a carrier who isn't even sick.
His barked out lyrics are first person and loop through cryptic, emotionally raw experiences.
Even the tone of a product's error messages compare "Flickr is having a massage" or the Twitter fail whale, with an eye-glazing Java stack-trace or cryptic Android error message can change a person's feeling about the software she or he is using.
In a figurative, interpretative, and cryptic sense, names and metaphors denote the person or thing in question.
On the wall next to his desk, from which he enjoys a stupendous view of the Bosphorus and the Topkapı, is posted a cryptic handwritten note: "I am only writing for that person who thinks that I am only writing for that person".
But the statement was cryptic about the causes of the violence, blaming "persons and organizations" for manipulating the situation.
