All in all, it's a nice design, though the casing can feel a bit flimsy in the hand, particularly when compared to the all-metal shells of the competition.
In the snap, the backlit cityscape is blurred like the Northern Lights and no one is really looking at the camera, except for one startled girl whose name I barely remember, cigarette in hand, flimsy Union Jack sweater on her back.
In the picture, the backlit cityscape is blurred like the Northern Lights and no one is really looking at the camera, except for one startled girl whose name I barely remember, cigarette in hand, flimsy Union Jack sweater on her back.
I followed warily, clutching the flimsy frame with one hand, my pruners and plastic bags in the other.
I followed warily, clutching the flimsy frame with one hand, my pruners and baggies in the other.
While the Teamsters tinkered with the plumbing, I ran through my bits of dialogue over and over, the paper becoming moist and flimsy in my sweating hands.
In 1954, according to Johansen, people used welding masks or the bottoms of green bottles for eye protection; this year, flimsy Mylar glasses were handed out in Tórshavn's shopping mall.
Most of the Stasi papers were torn by hand because the flimsy East German shredding machines collapsed under the workload.
Mrs. Milan, on the other hand, was a flimsy talker, and she kissed to make up for it She kissed her arm when the sun came out.
Military strategists and revolutionaries, on the other hand, may have flimsier reasons for watching the film.
