To quote the UKIA secretary: "Given the choice of 'male'femaleale' or 'intersex,' I would unhesitatingly select 'intersex,' but society doesn't give me that option, so I select 'female' with deep reservations, gritting my teeth at a society which will not accept my right to simply be who I am".
In keeping with the current urban American trend of fetishising the cuisine of the rural poor, there's a high-low theme to the more elaborate dinner menu: balled, deep-fried grits are sprinkled with "ham salt", while fried green tomatoes come fussied up with ranch dressing ice cream.
Where some archaeologists are theoreticians, Dr. Radi was a digger, seldom happier than when she had her hands deep in the grit of history.
If your premise is that your students are lacking in deep traits like grit and gratitude and self-control, you're implicitly criticizing the parenting they've received — which means you're implicitly criticizing your employers.
Nadal found something in his deep reserves of grit and, as his opponent struggled, he blitzed his way back to near parity by taking the third set in just over half an hour.
But Bridges adds another deep layer of grit and gravel to the whisky-drinking hero.
Running Man Reprints Related items The deep South: True-grits RepublicansOct 31st 2002The expressly religious part is what Mr Riley, a Southern Baptist who, like Mr Bush in the White House, hosts Bible classes in the state Capitol, wants to do for the poor.
It doesn't look good, though with its grit and deep colors, it also seriously looks great.
Keep in mind that rough grits of sandpaper leave deep scratches, so start with finer grits (150 to 220) and work up to the rougher grades.
