An array of guests among them the English Romantic poets Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Robert Southey would show up to the parties, pass a green silk bag around, and huff nitrous from it until they were veritably high.
Despite the RS 7's power and fury, it veritably tiptoes past petrol pumps – at least when considering it is a 4,475lb car packing 560 horsepower – scoring an improbable 27mpg on the EPA's highway fuel economy test.
The film works on the screen much as it does on the page; it veritably hums with enticing nastiness.
He has skillfully whittled down Mantel's two-volume, 1,100-page work so that it veritably breezes by in the theatre.
It is important to remember that for those forced to live veritably on the margins of their own homeland, access to these digital spaces has come to be associated with power, voice and reach.
"That war it is not a minor matter to me," Mr. Gore said here, veritably barking each word.
(And Margulies, Christine Baranski, Alan Cumming, Archie Panjabi and Chris Noth every week -- it's a cornucopia, veritably).
It is interesting that white light emission is veritably generated by compositing two luminescence materials at an appropriate weight ratio of g-C3N4 to Gd2MoO6 Eu3+.
Mr. Terfel's craggy, powerful body and the formidable sound it makes are all of a piece: it is a voice that was veritably engineered to bellow dire prophecies from a cistern.
It starts with one and ends with another and is veritably peppered with fistulas – and if that sounds like a Lakeland cooking instrument, I should warn you it isn't.
Unlike Bermuda, however, Madeira is veritably beachless, with almost all of its coast (save for the harbor at Funchal) made up of sheer vertical rock cliffs.
