For years, Frank, a real-life figure, was a protégé of the Harlem crime boss Ellsworth (Bumpy) Johnson, and when Bumpy dies, in 1968, the wake at his house draws in the notables — local politicians, assorted mafiosi, and Harlem ruffians, one of whom, an insolent dude named Tango, puts a damp glass of Scotch down on Bumpy's lacquered dining-room table.
A plastic dish (8 cm in diameter ×5 cm) containing damp glass beads and several pieces of onion was placed in the cage as the oviposition substrate.
The paper presents the analysis of the temperature effect on both the stiffness and the damping of glass fibre composite materials.
Rinse the glass under water before touching, or wipe down with a disposable damp rag if the glass cannot be moved.
The cover of the guidebook was damp from the sweating glass.
And then it's on to the lemonade – a gruesome, grainy, too-sweet, too‑sour, too-spicy glass of damp ashtray muck.
In the back of the sanctuary were a broken 3-inch-by-3-inch pane of stained glass and damp wooden floorboards.
Every time I visited my car would fill with stuff: unopened cartons of orange juice, balls of fraying wool, damp, antique books, empty glass jars.
The painting is of mountains covered with mist as soft and damp as breath on a glass.
According to legend, he would perch on a stool with his damp moustache plunged into a glass of absinthe.
