Nour once made a decent living making intricate tables, traditional lamps and other handmade items that often attract tourists.
From Mr. Hart's family in New England come treasures handed down over generations, among them an intricate gateleg table that belonged to a maternal great-grandmother and a rocker from his maternal grandparents.
I'd go to my favorite local cafe and sip a steaming spiced chai at one of the wobbly little tables, fingers tapping away at my laptop as I wove my intricate tale.
So Rhimes ― who wants the actors' "honest reactions" to her intricate storylines during the table reads ― decided to play a trick on him, and she got the whole cast involved, too.
Alternatively, additional more intricate parameters presented in Table 3 might also interfere.
Formica was used to make intricate marquetry tops for tables and stools, while plastic tiles were vacuum-formed on site (using a jury-rigged hot air gun and a vacuum cleaner) to transform the ceiling of the former garage shop into something special.
Some people make some pretty intricate paintings on their tables.
But You Want It Darker frequently frames his songs in orchestral arrangements of varying degrees of sumptuousness: from the discreet haze of strings that hovers behind the tremolo-heavy guitars and pedal steel of Leaving the Table to the intricate repetitions of Steer Your Way – like a countrified take on minimalist classical music – to the high drama of the concluding reprise of Treaty.
In addition, myxobacterial genomes possessed between two and nine intricate multi-gene TCS foci (Table 2), considerably more than the bacterial mean.
We can't claim the Tef is for our students' benefit if the final outcome is an intricate series of metrics, league tables and seemingly contradictory information based on dubious formulae, such as "teaching power" or "teaching intensity".
