A seemingly half-baked comparison to savanna writhes on, renews itself, and ends with a smiling metaphoric flourish: **{:.break one} ** Then, nearer, the estate's open parkland, which today had a dry and savage look, roasting like a savanna, where isolated trees threw harsh stumpy shadows and the long grass was already stalked by the leonine yellow of high summer.
A seemingly half-baked comparison to savanna writhes on, renews itself, and ends with a smiling metaphoric flourish: Then, nearer, the estate's open parkland, which today had a dry and savage look, roasting like a savanna, where isolated trees threw harsh stumpy shadows and the long grass was already stalked by the leonine yellow of high summer.
Welcoming the report, Mr Cameron called it "18 months of hard work by the leading experts in the field", and called Mr Brown's plan for a border police "half-baked" by comparison.
No half baked moratorium will protect us from future accidents.
half baked (hab rk3 (Shimizu et al., 2005) was used as an e-cadherin/ cdh1 mutant.
That means that fillet American, half baked steak or carpaccio, and sushi are out.
But its rhetorical tactics are jejune; its comparison of 21st-century America and Inquisition-era Spain doesn't track; and its second half abandons satire for half-baked historical melodrama.
Half-baked analogies spill out.
Others shouted out half-baked questions.
Half-Baked Cookbook, by Charles Addams Simonn & Schuster; $20).
You can't have half-baked products and half-baked plans".
