Back in the primitive past,.
"We're in the primitive age of brain training".
The game shifted, as it almost always must, in the primitive skirmishes closest to the football.
In the primitive bivalves the paired gills are small and located posteriorly.
Others come with food, water and supplies to camp under the stars in the primitive campsite near the fort.
You ain't heard nothin' yet" in the primitive talkie "The Jazz Singer," he knew what he was talking about.
The belly scales are reduced in size in the primitive species, whereas in the more advanced forms they are absent.
Indeed, like many avant-garde European artists at the time, Brancusi was interested in the "primitive" qualities of African arts.
And if evolution has equipped us with one way of representing number, embodied in the primitive number sense, culture furnishes two more: numerals and number words.
"I have been studying Greek and Roman statuary and Romanesque sculpture for years because I am interested in the primitive folds," he said.
In the primitive catechism of market ideology, a global free market and the Enlightenment ideal of a universal civilisation were identified.
