All this means straight driving off the tee will be essential, which does not bode well for the world No2, Phil Mickelson.
It is often paired with tahini (another Levantine essential, which I featured last week), and then spooned over vegetables, crushed pulses, grilled meat and all manner of stews.
For a rogue nation that prides itself on threatening the world community, membership in the Axis of Evil is considered essential, which makes North Korea's expulsion from the group a particularly damaging setback.
Gore says public pressure for action is essential, which lies behind his announcement at Davos to launch a second round of Live Earth concerts to promote awareness of climate change.
This transfer of places and involvement in new life – he instead of us and we in him – provides the foundation for a fourth essential, which is assurance of our sins being forgiven.
Lind did not think of scurvy as a form of malnutrition, a diet missing something essential which was contained in citrus fruit, but rather as a disease which was cured by a medicine – in this case citrus fruit (or cider!).
German workers have belatedly recognised that change has become essential, which is why they have been ready over the past year or so to accept such innovations as more decentralised pay bargaining, longer hours and even wage cuts.
Making Tough Choices The squeeze on Wilmington's revenues would require Mr. Saffo and the Council to reassess which services were truly essential, which tasks could be re-engineered and which worthy programs might be sacrificed.
(The breakdown adds that the performer "Must be able to sing in a rock and/or soul voice" and that "Ability to play an instrument and dance a plus, but not essential," which we think Mr. Jordan has down).
Study on flowing gel rheological properties under low-frequency vibration was essential, which was carried out indoor with viscosity measurement.
