This faith drives the finding of parking places and the making of good bets on subways trains; it turns luck on Wall Street and affects those intricate right-place-right-time career calculations.
Mostly self-taught, Horace doubled as a saxophonist as a teenager before concentrating on the piano and emulating the bebop great Bud Powell's intricate right-hand phrases and blunt, propulsive touch.
Two hours roll by as he describes these and other campaigns in the most intricate details, right down to the looks on Mugabe's bodyguard's faces when he and three colleagues from OutRage! first tried to arrest him in 1999.
The sharp-edged floral carving on the wood panels over the doorway of No. 73 is impossibly intricate, and by rights should have rotted out decades ago, but looks sharp enough to open an oyster.
That turns out to be hard, intricate work which stretches right across a company's operations, and perhaps beyond.
That's right, the intricate mock election has proven to be 100-percent accurate for the last four decades.
My goal was to explain the importance of this relationship to those who may never have realized or considered the intricate processes going on right under their feet.
They battled the project until the Court of Appeals upheld the city's approval process and, by extension, the intricate assemblage of development rights that Mr. Lindenbaum had helped to craft.
The best word to describe what Jones is doing is choreography: the intricate movement of the performers, right down to a hand making contact with a phone receiver, or a palm patting a bottom, is as neatly and uncompromisingly plotted as a dance.
Repeat the intricate folding process with the right corner.
The intricate network of western water rights, some riparian and some based on first use, is absurdly complex.
