Look for a shallow, slow-moving section of the river.
The economy was on course for a shallow recession at worst.
It is shallow art for a shallow world, its futile narcissistic mirroring the 21st century answer to Monet's waterlily pond.
Rich countries had seemed set for a shallow, muddle-through recession; now a much deeper slump is on the cards.
Prices range from $125 for a 4 1/4 -inch-wide Bulletobowl to $875 for a shallow, 19-inch-wide Glam Rooster bowl.
No evidence remains of the wheels except for a shallow brick arch over what would have been the southern sluice, or millrace.
But mere identity switching, while attention-getting, ultimately makes for a shallow experience; the higher art is in having this variety of voices say something memorable.
This time Jonathan Sheffer, the orchestra's conductor, led his own "Filmusic No. 1," a suite drawn from his attractive if workaday score for "A Shallow Grave" (1987), and an arrangement of music from Philip Glass's score for "The Hours".
Throughout the Arctic, excluding a few maritime areas, the winter cold is so intense that the ground remains permanently frozen except for a shallow upper zone, called the active layer, which thaws during the brief summer.
He has foregone the traditional breakfast specialities (available all day) for a shallow stoneware dish, all glistening and bubbling with a deeply satisfactory savoury meld of Cheddar cheese, Worcestershire sauce, Yorkshire ale and some crisp bacon thrown in.
Of course, I have no idea whether Jason Statham could actually catch a fish, but he looks like he could, and that's all you need as a basis for a shallow fantasy.
