"Flight" is intricately knowledgeable about such things as where to stash bottles and little packets of cash.
Each ladder was intricately planned, costing about $40,000 in Federal and private grants.
You don't need to have existential nausea, an intricately woven theory about the purposelessness of life.
His critically acclaimed adaptation of James Ellroy's intricately plotted novel about police corruption in 1950s Los Angeles earned him and co-writer Brian Helgeland an Oscar for adapted screenplay.
In "Wanting," Richard Flanagan has written an exquisite, profoundly moving, intricately structured meditation about the desire for human connection in its many forms -- that commingling of compassion, curiosity, care, lust, attraction, intrigue, selfishness and selflessness that is clumsily grouped under that most perilous of all abstract nouns: love.
It is an intricately branched ornamental shrub, about 6 m (20 feet) tall, with hollylike leaves and many small, striped acorns.
Intricately linked to ideas about class, race and sex, acquired skin tones have always formed an integral component of the fashion system.
He enjoys learning about how intricately the human body is knit together in its form and function, and hopes to use gene editing in stem cells as a restorative tool for those suffering from genetic diseases.
One of the great luxuries of no longer having a Conservative-led government would be not having to learn any more about their intricately boring, functionally brutal social security innovations.
But earlier this year she became the toast of the Kentucky theater scene once again with "BECKY SHAW," an intricately plotted tragicomic play about a troubled mother-daughter relationship, newlyweds and a very bad blind date between the cynical, acid-tongued Max and the title character, an overdressed college dropout estranged from her family, played by Annie Parisse.
