On the gray morning I visited, two senior researchers were slicing brains using a microtome, a hulking, hand-cranked apparatus not unlike a salami slicer – the same equipment the Institute once used to cut Lenin's brain into 30,000 pieces.
On the gray morning I visited, two senior researchers were slicing brains using a microtome, a hulking, hand-cranked apparatus not unlike a deli meat slicer the same equipment the Institute once used to cut Lenin's brain into 30,000 pieces.
On the gray morning I visited, two senior researchers were slicing brains using a microtome, a hulking, hand-cranked apparatus not unlike a deli meat slicer the same equipment the Institute once used to cut Lenin's brain into 30,000 pieces. .
The Male Chorus paces the room, looking haggard, sipping from a bottle of Scotch, and soon we see Tarquinius, the baritone Nathan Gunn, looking scruffy in army fatigues, hulking about, a liquor bottle in hand, dissolute and seething.
When we had to stick our hands and feet in this hulking metal unit, it kept telling us in broken computerized English to "COME, PLEASE, CLOSER".
When we had to stick our hands and feet in this hulking metal unit, it kept telling us in broken computerised English to "COME, PLEASE, CLOSER".
But on Brighton Beach, sunbathers can have a taste of cabana-style service by motioning to a hulking figure lugging a worn bag in each hand up and down the hot sand.
Cucuzza, on the other hand, resembles Tom in only his hulking build.
It is almost impossible to watch these boats without wondering what it is like to batten oneself down, sails neatly furled, all the recondite language of the sailing world at one's grasp, a cup of coffee in hand, aware that the vastness of Manhattan is hulking nearby, like the greatest of oceangoing liners.
But, in frittering away a 24-8 leandallowingwiNew Zealandand's hulking wing Manu Vatuvei to score four tries with hardly a hand laid on him, they managed it.
Unlike those hulking machines, the Electric Jukebox is something that you can hold in your hand.
