With so many of HP's shareholders having voted against the union, her seat will remain distinctly hot.
In September of that year, convinced that the Times had become lethargic, Sulzberger chose Howell Raines, a distinctly hot personality who had been running the editorial pages, to succeed Joseph Lelyveld, a preternaturally cool Times lifer, as executive editor.
Indeed, Thomas Crown is shown to be distinctly hot under the collar, and ultimately the game ends off the board, with checkmate between the sheets … (Incidentally, this scene is hilariously parodied in Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me) One of the difficulties for directors is to convey on film the momentous significance of movements on the board.
They contested two thunderously competitive and distinctly hot-tempered pool matches this season, both of them won by the English champions.
But this one is, after all, distinctly a hot war.
To be honest, I don't miss anything to do with the sports themselves (after three years of snack bar duty, inhaling those distinctly fragrant cheap hot dogs, I'm quite happy to be finished with that part of parenting).
The crust was cratered like a miniature moon, the yellow filling was tantalizingly hot and distinctly salty, and together they made me crazy with happiness.
Our study showed that regardless of ecosystem type, pedons taken from depressions clearly differed from soils located on both slope aspects, as the soils taken from lower areas form "hot spots" of distinctly higher moisture and fertility in landscapes which are normally dry and poor in nutrients, which is typical of inland dunes.
It was really fucking hot, but also distinctly underwhelming.
Sweet-potato fries are served just so: skins on, fluffy interior, piping hot, not over-salted, distinctly sweet.
Micro-time hot spots of commercial burglaries or thefts from vehicles located in commercial areas occurred much less often and are not examined here because they represent distinctly different types of micro-time hot spots.
