The group, based on the Géricault work, is extended into a kind of Stations of the Cross, especially in the finely textured drawings, which split the difference between German Expressionism and Neue Sachlichkeit.
The debate within the wider gay political community splits even more finely among gay Republicans, many of whom are struggling with how to stay true to their beliefs.
To obtain a theoretical guarantee of element quality, the authors split the quadrants too finely for practical use, but you needn't do that in practice.
To obtain a theoretical guarantee of element quality, the authors split the quadrants too finely for practical use, but you don't have to do that in practice.
Serve the red cooked pork in the split mantou, topped with some finely shredded spring onions.
But here in Vezelay, there is an intermediate third level, a triforium opening into a blind gallery, consisting of a finely wrought balcony divided into 23 arches, each split by a single slender column.
Soccer is a game of 90 minutes, European knockout contests are over two legs, and when teams are this finely matched, it all can come down to a split second, a tiny margin beyond detection.
For the split pea, first comes a bowl with a few finely diced leeks and carrots at the bottom.
3-5 whole star anise 200ml whole milk 300ml double cream Finely grated zest of 1 large orange (optional) 1 vanilla pod, split 4 large egg yolks 100g caster sugar 200g dark chocolate (70-75% cocoa solids), finely chopped 75ml cider brandy or calvados Bash the star anise in a pestle and mortar – you want to reduce them to chunky bits, not a powder.
