Blackmail is a "wonderfully curious offense," to use the phrase of Paul H. Robinson, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania Law School and his coauthors in a recent paper.
On the tablet is Butter's own fully customizable digital menu system, running in a locked-down, Menu-only mode that makes it challenging for the curious tinkerer to use the device for any unintended purposes.
They were curious to not use the reverb thing as a crutch".
Karen P. Hughes, counselor to the president, held a long briefing here on Mr. Bush's meetings and his thinking -- an effort, other administration officials said, designed to cast Mr. Bush as a soul-searching, intellectually curious leader and to use a controversial decision with unpredictable fallout as an opportunity for image refinement.
If you're curious about how to use something that you've got growing wild in your garden, explore the benefits on your own by consulting a reliable resource on botanicals, like the National Institute of Health or a book like The Healing Power of Herbs by Michael Murray.
If you're curious about how to use something that you've got growing wild in your garden, explore the benefits on your own by consulting a reliable resource on botanicals, like the National Institute of Health There's an endless and varied list of the different claimed benefits of different herbs, some of which are more reliable than others.
Reid, along with his one-time mentor Craig Raine, is an exponent of so-called Martian poetry, which self-consciously strives to use curious visual metaphors and to describe the familiar in unfamiliar and insightful ways, as though through the eyes of a Martian (Raine's 1979 collection of poetry A Martian Sends a Postcard Home is a key text).
The curious bonobo first learned to use fire by lighting matches, which the Mail's David Derbyshire described as "eerie," and "remarkably human".
Your cat will be more than curious to visit and to use your desk as the launching pad.
That night, it was Haydn's The Seasons, played by the ensemble known by the snappy title of the New Austro-Hungarian Haydn Orchestra, which seems to use a curious mix of authentic and modern instruments.
