"Well, I'm doing it, so it must be possible," he said, his face flashing into the sharp, faintly incredulous expression he often gets when he talks about his hip.
The juicy yellowish flesh has a mild to faintly sour or sharp odor and taste, and has been described as well-flavored upon cooking.
The choreography is stripped-down, but looks by no means effortless, with the angular, faintly robotic gestures and sharp, sinuous twists that Clark has made his own.
His voice seems to come from far back in his throat, sharp and high and faintly nasal.
A faintly messianic tone, though, creeps into Mr. Sharp's recently published autobiography, "Four Seasons: The Story of a Business Philosophy".
To check doneness, pierce with the tip of a sharp knife; it's okay if the center is faintly pink.
A black limousine took him away, making a sharp left before this city's arch and its century-old slogan, faintly discernible in the twilight, "Water Wealth Contentment Health".
You emit a loud, sharp yelp and a second later you hear the yelp come bouncing faintly back to you from a far wall.
You tear off a piece of crepe, wrap it in a mustard-green leaf with an aroma so sharp that it made me sneeze, add a chili and some mint, and dip the whole package in peppery, faintly sweet, faintly fishy nuoc cham.
Lane looked faintly interrupted.
