The ball flashes around these courts in a blur, the speed of mind and of foot grooving a technique that develops one fine Brazilian footballer after another.
This taxon also shares some features with limnic Acochlidiidae: the radula with a strong rhachidian tooth specialised in egg feeding, as also reported for Strubellia sp. [ 56]; the large, internal lateral eyes closely associated with the cerebral ganglia; and the presence of a foot groove and a branched digestive gland like reported for the genera Acochlidium and Palliohedyle [ 69, 70].
And deservedly so judging by this latest album, on which he expands his basic looped bluesharp, beatbox 'n'-foot stomp grooves to accommodate additional layers of guitar, piano and organ, along with some sultry female backing vocals underpinning his own whisky 'n' Woodbine voice.
The guitar licks have ten-foot-deep grooves.
If you're looking for something even more incongruous, how about a razor-sharp funk ensemble playing renditions of Stax and Motown so persuasively it has a mid-afternoon crowd on its feet and grooving despite the searing heat?
How about a razor-sharp funk ensemble playing renditions of Stax and Motown so persuasively it has a mid-afternoon crowd on its feet and grooving despite the searing heat?
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On either side of the foot is a groove containing the gills.
The embedded lines were of yellowish stone about eighteen inches wide and eighty feet long, and two grooves, about seven inches apart, ran the entire length of each.
The ancient competitors placed the toes of the left foot in the forward groove; those of the right, with which they pushed off, went in the rear.
"The most important find," they said, was a four-foot mammoth tusk with grooves made by chopping with a sharp stone edge, "unequivocally the work of humans".
