Second, how many other commercial products could expect to get a huge plug on the front page of a national newspaper on the basis of one anonymous briefing?
But Arthur told me that the hole we saw, which was forty or fifty feet in diameter, was roughly analogous to the narrow opening at the waist of an hourglass; far below it, in the bedrock, was an unseen cavity that was large enough to have digested a huge plug of collapsed rock, sand, soil, and other surface material while leaving a deep column of water for heedless youths to hurl themselves into.
It includes, among a thousand or so items, scopes made of sharkskin, alabaster and ivory, as well as the Marbleator — a huge, plug-in machine by Randy Knapp in which dozens of handmade marbles are lifted by an elevator and propelled through two separate mirror systems.
Although, we were surprised and stoked when Shaeline Woodley got on Jimmy Fallon and gave us a huge plug after seeing us in New York this summer -- so I guess it would be proper to full circle it and rock Fallon for our first late night show.
We could design better water tunnels to route water out of cities, and build huge inflatable plugs to halt the inward flow during surges.
Rings loop up the outside of her ears and huge black plugs fill her earlobes.
The epibolic movement of the epithelial enveloping layer, along with the deep cells and dorsal forerunner cells of some zdia2 MO-injected embryos slowed down and arrested at the 80%∼90% epiboly stage, and formed a huge yolk plug as shown in Fig. 5B.
The peak itself is one of the world's largest plug-dome volcanoes (a plug dome is created when a volcano's expanding lava dome becomes so huge that it plugs its own vent).
And, in what may be a patronizing effort to accommodate the supersize soft drinks of oversize Americans, a huge auxiliary cupholder plugs into the center console on the passenger side to hold a 64-ounce soda.
The majority of our produce is purchased in huge quantities and plugged into a system geared to them.
