"Leicester played very deep, counter-attack and long ball.
Sometimes I pull a stool up to the paper-plate-deep counter, but mostly I eat on the walk back to my office.
Among the objectives of the trip are a number of trade deals, deeper counter-terrorism co-operation and the underlining of Cameron's claim that Britain is back as a major player on the world stage.
Unlike other people's his were too deep to counter, and career-wise it cost him an awful lot.
He was the brains behind a lot of what the team does but, as has happened before when we've lost players, we'll have to dig deep to counter that and we're confident in our squad these days.
At the northern tip of Isabela, the frigid waters of the deep Equatorial Counter Current rise up along the western edge of the underwater Galápagos Platform, resulting in cool sea temperatures that occasionally attract whales and dolphins to the otherwise warm, arid region.
But the home side were given a rude awakening when Saints' top scorer Lambert, left on the bench while his side looked to defend deep and counter-attack before half-time, was summoned for a rescue mission.
Daytime visitors are finally returning to this rugged coastal area of vintage motels, upscale resorts and deep-rooted counter-culture.
In that sense, the image of a cyborg which we find in popular culture perfectly illustrates deep-seated counter-technological assumptions of humanity.
"Vancouver has been home to a deeper green counter-culture since the 1960s and is recognized worldwide as the birthplace of Greenpeace," he said.
He will bring enormous empathy to the concerns India has long voiced, and lead the way toward a deeper cooperation countering terror.
