The cooking here is utterly specific; each dish tastes so distinctly of its particular ingredients.
Though it pays lip service to the Cold War paranoia of the time, little in Portable Ops feels distinctly of its setting.
Though fruit, of course, had played no role in distilling it, it tasted distinctly of pears and plums, like French eaux de vie.
Four of the top five in the series, which England won 2-1 aftheirheir own crushing victories in the first and third Tests, had a distinctly moderate time of it, with only one half-century each.
Taking an electro drum pattern and slowly building something lethargic, entrancing, and distinctly experimental out of it, the track's on-the-fly feel that recalls her terrific live sets.
The proteolytic machineries in plastids and chloroplast are all distinctly of prokaryotic origin, and it is therefore anticipated that the N-end rule stabilizing and destabilizing residues also follow bacterial rules.
As for the category of fallacies of evidence distinctly conceived, it too is divided.
A large number sell written material and artwork -- much of it distinctly unliterary and unartistic, but protected by the First Amendment -- and are generally permitted to operate without a license anywhere that does not bar vending entirely.
It was the strongest first quarter since the financial crisis.In this section Frozen A zeal for deals Unconventional but normal Seller beware Trouble in paradise Property puzzles Intoxicating String-pushers ReprintsAcademic evidence on the benefits of takeovers to the firms doing the acquiring is distinctly mixed, although much of it dates from the 1980s.
Two types of farming: One so antiquated it holds biblical importance, the other distinctly of the 21st century.
