Her handwriting looks like how she speaks – curving with the dips of her accent.
Mr. Hoover buys more shares after their prices take sudden dips of 20percentt or more.
Well, thank you, Dave, for finding time between the double dips of your recession to share your economic expertise.
But even taking the normal dips of the electoral cycle into account, Labour is heading for a thrashing on May 3rd.
Extra effort was spent on desserts, among them dense, sweet cheesecake and zeppole that came with dips of melted vanilla ice cream, pear compote and Nutella.
Throughout the ups, the downs and the double dips of recent years, the fashion industry has proudly continued to march to the beat of its own drum.
Those who prefer to lay real groundwork before dinner can dig through dips of roasted carrot, ground almond, and yellow split pea with miniature baguette slices.
Perhaps that's not surprising, as this show involved long periods of silence between songs, clanging sound, minimal crowd engagement and frequent dips of energy.
The second-weekend performance of the musical, distributed by Universal Pictures, was strong, dropping just 35percentt, one of the lowest dips of the summer among wide releases.
He had no choice but to hit a 4-iron on the 240-yard hole; he stayed left because the dips of the green make that the safest place.
The extremely textural appetiser of paper-thin crisps, fashioned from cod skin, potato and seaweed bread, evokes memories of Redzepi's Noma, coming here with dips of herbed yoghurt and puffed barley, and a vibrant green wasabi and gem-lettuce mousse.
