And there were boleros done in an intricate combination of crocodile and tiny dark beads.
They're always working in intricate combination, and the men get to do mighty little dancing beneath the waist.
The bill, an intricate combination of many interlocking parts, also provides a path to citizenship for an estimated 11 million immigrants living in the country illegally.
Its success depends on an intricate combination of things: the gradual drip-feed of information; the meticulous unfurling of a complicated plot; and, above all, the plausibility of its main character.
This is an event-based construction that integrates a large and intricate combination of events and states in order to make the controller flexible, i.e., include context-sensitiveness strategies subject to switching at runtime.
The basis of transcriptional activity and regulation is the recruitment of transcription complexes to target genes, which is dominated by an intricate combination of transcription factors (TFs) (Levine and Tjian, 2003; Hager et al., 2009) and other regulators (Visel et al., 2009; Shen et al., 2012).
Kandinsky's concept for "Pictures at an Exhibition," successfully staged in Dessau, Germany, in 1928, involved intricate combinations of color, light, costuming and motion.
Closer inspection reveals an abundance of Malaysian, Thai and Indian preparations, many served on banana leaves featuring intricate combinations of lemongrass, chilies, tamarind, peppers, coconut milk, cumin, chili paste, turmeric, cardamom and coriander.
Mutiara serves an abundance of Malaysian, Thai and Indian dishes, many presented on banana leaves, featuring intricate combinations of lemongrass, chilies, tamarind, peppers, coconut milk, cumin, chili paste, turmeric, cardamom and coriander.
In 1827 Deming Jarves of the Boston and Sandwich Glass Company at Sandwich, Mass., began producing glassware decorated with "lacy" patterns, extremely intricate combinations of dots, circles, diamonds, leaves, and garlands that covered the entire surface of glass articles.
Everything was in place on Wednesday night: the drummer Rodney Green kept an ear on Mr. McBride's rhythms to determine his own speedy, intricate combinations; the pianist Shedrick Mitchell laid climbing and descending chord runs on that foundation; the saxophonist Ron Blake held on to a long streak of 16th notes, riding through curtains of harmony.
