Added to these are dozens of oil paintings by unknown artists, which hang in clusters in practically every room of the house ("Jack keeps saying I should mount a show of these," Linda muses), and stacks and stacks of vintage china, souvenir plates and ashtrays, which await smashing once plucked from Linda's well-ordered storeroom.
The government controls the television studio cameras, the radio station microphones, the pages of the magazines and periodicals located on Island territory, but up there, far from their reach, a satellite network--demonized but essential--offers to those who aim for it, the opportunity to "hang" their opinions in practically unlimited form.
The editing practically hung a sign around Jeff's neck saying "First to go"; he was whiny and kept throwing up.
We always have discussions about these VR galleries, that just put you inside of something that you could see practically anywhere else, they "hang" a JPEG on the wall and think they are revolutionising the world.
We always have discussions about these VR galleries, that just put you inside of something that you could see practically anywhere else, they "hang" a JPEG on the wall and think they are revolutionizing the world.
Which is practically the label Bill Bradley tried to hang last week on his Democratic opponent, Vice President Al Gore.
Or, more practically, you now have a place to hang your wallwarts when not charging your portable electronics.
"Sin City," which was released in 2005, starred Bruce Willis, Clive Owen, Rosario Dawson, Devon Aoki, Benicio Del Toro, Michael Clarke Duncan, and practically any other famous person who wanted to hang out in front of a green screen for a few weeks with Rodriguez.
But that's not why you're playing Smash Bros. You're playing it with your friends as an excuse to hang out, and this makes Kirby the best because he was practically designed for this very purpose.
Find a place where it is practically abandoned or a place with no cameras to hang out.
