These stadia were hairpin in shape as you can see, a straight end on one side, a curved end on the other but long, elongated, a kind of elongated oval with one straight side, as you can see.
That elongated "hello" has become a kind of social calling card; I hear that, relax and know that for the next two to four beers I am going to have a good time.
Julio Franco wasn't as much a genius as Cano is, but he had the same kind of movements: slower, elongated movements.
But there are other kinds, like the slender, elongated white-tipped French breakfast type, and the even longer icicle radishes, which are becoming increasingly easy to find.
Its form was elongated, decorated and reinterpreted.
Through the kitchen window, I could see Edina in her mask, watching us, her face elongated by the black silicone proboscis, like some kind of praying mantis.
Obviously, the DER between DMF and CYCo is quite small (DBP, 2.65 °C), so this kind of glassy skin was formed later, leaving insufficient time to be elongated into well-aligned grooved texture before reaching the collector.
Generally there are two kinds, both red, one large and round and the other more elongated.
He elongated the image on his computer and what was now printing out before him had a kind of pattern of Benday dots, reminiscent of something Roy Lichtenstein would have made had he created abstract paintings.
Many other kinds of reptiles swam in the Triassic oceans, but only the protorosaurs had elongated necks.
