This illustrates the character of Iran's presidential election: a closely guided circle created by the religious leaders of the country.
The assignment of the osteoporosis specialist was to guide circle members on complicated clinical matters.
After the guided tour, circle the lawn and look at the back of the house (which is depicted on the nickel).
Then our guide circled around and we hit the rapids again.
Erase your guide circles, leaving a little circle bump for the cheekbone of the horse.
If you prefer a neater outcome, use something to trace or guide the circles so that they look as uniform as possible, like a bottle cap, upturned glass or a drawing compass.
So, too, transparency is the guiding principle of the Circle; the company's mantra is "ALL THAT HAPPENS MUST BE KNOWN".
He is gray with illness, helped along by a comrade-in-arms named Nettle (Daniel Mays) — a working-class Virgil to Robbie's Dante, with a mouthful of oaths, guiding him from one circle of horrors to the next.
Measure an appropriate length for the middle circle, guided by the size of the rectangle you've just tied up.
In January, Schiff was named vice-chair of the House Intelligence Committee, making him one of the most powerful figures in the small circle of lawmakers guiding America's national security policy.
