Paradoxically, although the description of Greece fills three whole books, such elements are virtually neglected in them.
Graduate employers can be guilty of filling their job descriptions with vague wording.
Public records of landfill and site investigations, and minerals exploration including opencast mine plans can reveal the distribution, thickness and high-level descriptions of fill materials, although the coverage of data typically precludes a comprehensive analysis of entire cities.
He has made a career of clucking about hazards, descriptions of which fill his books, notably "The World's Most Dangerous Places".
When I picture that room, I always think of Robert Frost's description of a cup filled "to the brim / And even above the brim".
Susy's physical description of her father fills me with joy, as it's just the way a man wants to be seen by his progeny: "He has beautiful curly gray hair, not any too thick, or any too long, just right; a roman nose, which greatly improves the beauty of his features, kind blue eyes, and a small mustache..
What follows is not a survey of Atlanta's retail music, but simply a fan's description of some rooms filled with records.
A detailed description of her body, filled with similes praising her fair complexion, her eyes, her face, her "plump" breasts, her hair, her arms, her legs, her thighs and her glowing skin.
But even more often the description begins to fill itself in in the oddest of ways.
Within days of cholera's appearance in Cairo in 1831, the Nile "swarmed with craft of every description filled with refugees from the stricken city" as a mass exodus began [10].
The utilization of such techniques provides a better insight into the deformation mechanics during the forging process, by giving an accurate description of the material flow, filling conditions and corresponding geometrical profiles.
