The investors figured that even with the deep loss, the basket of new bonds would be worth more than the uncertain prospect of holding out for a better offer or suing the country.
With pencil-sharp beaks, the birds pick grubs, flies and spiders, and reverse their swoop back into the nest and the teeth-sucking sound of the young, deep in their basket.
Kolff [13:175–176]; described the collection: "At low water hundreds of men, with their wives and children, may be perceived wading from Vorkay towards these islets, (the water being only two or three feet deep,) carrying a basket at their backs, and having in their hands a stick provided with an iron point.
If you successfully get him deep under the basket, grab the ball with two hands, get way down and jump into your opponent while turning.
"Looking for something fishy, something nice and slippery, gringa?" A mountainous woman, her arms elbow-deep in a basket of prawns, sniffed her fingers ostentatiously as I made my way between the overflowing food stalls in the crowded market.
The alternative was French-frying — immersing the chicken in a wire basket in deep fat.
Put in the game late as a shooting spark, Ogden swished his only basket from deep in the right corner to put Texas up, 51-48, with 3 minutes 57 seconds left.
Hoover claims, for instance, that very few N.B.A. three-point specialists square their bodies to the basket on deep jumpers; rather, they turn their feet slightly and lead with their shoulders.
