Two have cracked, and another has swollen and bellied in an angle difficult to climb in our rubber boots.
Will they learn that just because the public may be interested in an angle, or a story, this does not mean that it is in the public interest?
The artist herself, in a loudly patterned dress, seems to be trapped in an angle formed by two bright yellow walls.
While the backhoe was being built, one of Phoenix's work gloves got caught in an angle grinder, and he ended up in the emergency room, with a deep cut on one finger.
Few late 18th- or 19th-century "rustic" gazebos survive, but 17th-century turrets built up in an angle of the garden wall to give a prospect are not uncommon.
Mockingbirds swoop from fence to wire down the long line of backyards in this part of town, and the small, gray bird nesting in an angle of my porch-roof has bedded down with her eggs for the night.
From the exterior, the new tower – designed by Ptolemy Dean, the abbey's surveyor of the fabric, a role previously held by Nicholas Hawksmoor and Sir Christopher Wren – will lurk modestly in an angle of the building just outside Poets' Corner, barely visible between the 16th-century lady chapel and the buttresses supporting the 13th-century chapter house.
The FIB was adjusted in an angle of 10° 15° with specimen.
Then, the radioulnar plate was placed in an angle of approximately 50° 70° to the first plate.
The photometric normalization is no longer necessary in our case, since the new texture results in an angle evaluation.
The paper will show you an new idea in baffle design, we put the block aura in an angle which is not 90 degree in conventional.
