Young critics' views Piers Wingfield Digby, 12, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire Philip Reeve has come up with a truly original plot line, and his characters are well developed; their intricate positions in a complex storyline leading to a truly masterful novel.
James O'Hara's faun, dressed in a knotted silk tunic, curls into intricate yoga positions.
But both employed the same style, "muscle ballet," in which classical dance is used not for its intricate language the positions, the grammar, the logic but for its flash steps, its jumps and turns, which then serve to decorate what is essentially bad modern dance.
They lacked the punch of her early pop hits, but in their meandering, jazzily intricate way, they positioned her as a latterday Minnie Riperton.
But both employed the same style, "muscle ballet," in which classical dance is used not for its intricate language — the positions, the grammar, the logic — but for its flash steps, its jumps and turns, which then serve to decorate what is essentially bad modern dance.
Kidd is also a potent offensive threat near the basket, a human cannonball strong enough to gain position for intricate, off-balance, reverse-spin layups.
They can play more than one position and do intricate things.
Dependencies among phosphorylation sites in a single protein can be intricate [ 45], and the position and the number of phosphorylated residues can affect the biological outcome [ 46].
He has spent hours studying intricate details of their policy positions, perfecting the cadences of their voices and refining the lines of attack against their Republican opponents.
