What ambitions remain for the epitome of the indie success story?
Scotland will face Gibraltar on Sunday for the epitome of a dead rubber.
But for the epitome of this school we have to turn to Black Francis's sterling work with the Pixies.
Consumers loved to make sandwiches with precision-cut squares of Wonder Bread, and this kind of loaf came to stand for the epitome of convenience.
It is lost to us; for an epitome of the Meteorologica attributed to Olympiodorus see above, note 90 and Badawi (1971), 95 190.
It will be all those uplifting songs that everyone's been waiting for, the epitome of inner peace".
He, of course, measured this metric in units called 'cubas' (named for the epitome of the post-Oscar slump, Cuba Gooding, Jr).
But while he was alive Vian was known less for his work than for being the epitome of Left Bank bohemia, standing at the center of its postwar rehabilitation after the trauma of the German Occupation.
For all that, Damien Hirst has become for many the epitome of the artist as businessman, entrepreneur and global brand.
Such vaccine strategies have been proposed, e.g., for HIV-1 the mosaic [12] and COT+ [13] approaches, or the epitome for Hepatitis C [14].
