One of the great nature writers describes the awesome, frightening experience of a total eclipse.
But emerging from the centre of the foot is a part-metallic, part-bone cyborg structure that its owner describes as "awesome".
James had entered the endurance classic for the first time in 1981, driving an Aston Martin Nimrod, an experience she describes as "awesome".
Serial games entrepreneur and sometimes angel investor Dylan Collins has a new project, which he no doubt describes as "awesome".
The press release mentions names I've never even seen before, including Aaron Rodgers, James Jones, and Mike Wallace, and describes their awesome exploits.
In it Kapur describes how awesome our Google Ventures/SV Angel party was and apologizes to Ron Conway for "screaming like a little girl at a Justin Bieber concert" within earshot of the powerful VC.
She eventually landed an internship at NPR in Washington, which she described as "awesome," but it is unpaid.
Another tie-break and this time the crowd rose as one to give both men a standing ovation which Sampras later described as "awesome".
"Awesome" strikes me as an all but unusable word, except in irony, now that we live in a world in which you might plausibly hear an oatmeal cookie or a shoelace described as awesome.
Although he soon uncovered the disappointing truth behind the Met's mode of transport and our drably hued crisps, he did at least seek some enjoyment from the Piccadilly Line, which he rode undercover and bewilderingly described as "awesome".
After the disappointments of the past are recounted, the present, in transparent disguise, is portrayed, and the imminent and desired intervention of God is described in awesome detail as a means of affirming and confirming the faith of those who saw themselves as the remnant, or perhaps the promise, of the holy community.
