Sentence examples for its nub from inspiring English sources
The agreement on October 1st makes some progress in settling the problem but it does not provide an answer to its nub: Bosnian Croat politicians want to try and avoid a repetition of the current situation whereby the current Bosnian Croat member of the presidency was elected mostly thanks to Bosniak Muslim votes.Bosnia's bid to join the EU is stalling.
"That's what you see when you're floating on your back," Olivia told us, rubbing the gray crayon down to its nub.
At the Trump Plaza casino, a woman named Sondra smoked a cigarette down to its nub as she set the wheels of the Playboy slot machine in motion.
Proven guilty, that is, in a court not in the court of public opinion, where "alleged bomber" puts a heavy thumb on the scale.The problem is, at its nub, grammatical.
The environmental review analyzed that notion to its nub — from the projected size of the crowds, to the specific spots for anchoring fabric pieces, to what the document described as "temporal considerations," specifically the timing of the phases of construction and operation of the artwork.
It is not even a fortnight old, but this new year is already worn down to its nub by nature's fury and the corrosive impact that the words and deeds of some of our politicians have had upon the social fabric of this nation.
Now that Ohio State and Oregon have finished playing in the Rose Bowl, the grass on the field will be cut down to its nubs and a new field will be rolled out for Alabama and Texas to play on next Thursday in the Bowl Championship Series title game.
Choose a pot a bit wider than the tuber itself, Ms. Karpeichik advised, and plant it with its little nubs, or eyes, facing up, about an inch below the soil surface.
The core, sitting by itself on a squat table, looked unremarkable a hemisphere of dull metal with a nub of plutonium sticking out of its center, the whole thing warm to the touch because of its radioactivity.
Appetizers and soups include the aushak, here served with a simple minted yogurt sauce called maast but lacking the traditional meat sauce; that chicken soup, slowly cooked with its pearly nubs of rice, which alone is worth the trip; and the delectable sweet potato and nut rolls spiced with cumin, coriander, chili and garlic.
The director Andy Muschietti — who shares script credit with his sister, Barbara (who's also one of the producers), and a third writer, Neil Cross — whittles the story down to its freaky primal nub.
