In Dr. Tarr's experience, fat dogs almost always belong to fat masters; neurotic dogs have neurotic masters, chronically sick dogs have chronically sick masters.
We thank Julien Thia-Ah-Fat (master student) for help and Daphne Goodfellow for the English revision.
A separate scene had Thadeous in a suit of armor boasting of his pedigree-o-quest before, in the grand tradition and execution of comedy-fat masters, tumbling down some steps.
N.H.L. players of that era were indentured servants, earning truck-driver wages and no pensions, while their fat-cat masters reaped millions.
Vaccaro et al. [23] showed a significantly lower percentage of fat in female master swimmers ages 20 to 70 as compared with untrained women.
Seery schooled her chef in a range of cuisines and has brought in top talents (including one from the U.K.s renowned Fat Duck) for master classes.
And Samin Nosrat's cookbook "Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat: Mastering the Elements of Good Cooking" perceives so astutely the reasons why we make our own food: as an attempt to get closer to our bodies, to teach ourselves what exactly it is that we want.
"Patriotism" for them is all about the neoconservative all-wars-are-good-wars agenda, but never with the Republican masters' fat cat's kids getting killed.
Now, though, Mrs. Holloway says Robert and Jeffrey's health problems leave her torn between serving the familiar foods and trying to master low-fat recipes on a meager budget; between treating her children to the foods they crave and bringing home McIntosh apples.
For more ideas on matching your hat, look up rapper Fat Joe who has mastered this ability.
That the master of the fat novel writes short stories of such power is, of course, no surprise.
