American travel writers over the past century have taken special delight in describing the intricacies, and the lunatic comedy, of driving etiquette in foreign countries.
Then, using available resources, students will research and create an informative poster describing the intricacies and purpose of the teeth of the particular animal.
FRED POLVERE Yonkers To the Sports Editor: In 62 years of broadcasting sports, I focused on the listener, describing the intricacies of the beautiful game of baseball while operating much of that time without even basic stats.
When McConnell is describing the intricacies of White House operations — and especially when she leads Catherine through a surprisingly believable love affair with the Vice-President — she writes with the nuance and control of a true insider.
However, when carefully designed, with a clear learning objective in mind, scientific visualizations are powerful tools for describing the intricacies of cellular and molecular systems.
The nine articles in this special volume focus on describing the intricacies and interdependencies of health, social, and economic impacts of natural disasters on human life, although the main focus converges onto the health and health systems impacts for a majority of them.
So well-entrenched is corruption in Mexico's political life, that an entire lexicon has evolved to describe its intricacies.
Against a soft-rock background, the liquid-voiced narrator in one scene of the movie describes the intricacies of the Special Drawing Right, the I.M.F.'s unit of account, which is now worth about $1.15.
"I'd fall asleep at night studying," he says, "with the laptop still on". He describes the intricacies of growing, his hydroponic technique, how he kept his plants budding.
After eight years of a relatively scandal-free administration, voters listening to Mr. Comey describe the intricacies of the F.B.I.'s email investigation received a bracing reminder that things tend to get complicated with the Clintons.
At King Eider's Pub, the host waltzed around a tiny oyster bar carved into the second floor, passing out a self-published magazine that described the intricacies of oyster farming.
