He had floppy, parted hair, and introduced himself as Li Xingshun, our guide.
Still holding the calçot by the green leaves, dip the floppy white part in the sauce.
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He trained himself to take the microphone out of the stand and move around — "It sounds like a tiny thing, but it was transformative," he said — and he changed his hair style from a floppy middle part, à la nineteen-nineties Hugh Grant, to an Elvis pompadour.
The boy was 19 years old and looked it too: his hair floppy and parted down the middle; his chin, the locus of manhood for so many an Australian cricketer, bearing not a trace of stubble.
I'm not so sure the average non-geek girl would love necklaces and earrings made of resistors, fuses, and floppy disk parts but there's no harm in trying.
The Complete Works of Jane Austen has been published on ten floppy disks as part of the Oxford Electronic Text Library's series of well-known works of English literature.
In the backyard is a storage container he calls the "Information Cube," which holds his vast collection of obsolete electronic equipment, computer magazines, and floppy discs, all part of his broader calling as an independent historian of the computer.
Whether they're using an old word processor, an ancient piece of musical gear or an ageing 1980s PC, floppies still form part of their lives, and they'll now have to be sourced secondhand or overseas.
Always instruct the patient to look away from the injection site and to let that body part go floppy.
