The turbulent priest refuses to leave the fine church house that he has occupied for years; and as it licks its wounds from sex-abuse revelations, Ireland's Catholic hierarchy will find it hard to discipline or evict him.
The interior may be deliciously moist and tender, but, after their initial disappointment, the panel aren't sold: Koffman may do a mean stuffed trotter, they mutter, but he should leave the fine art of roasting to the pros.
But I believe it is a fundamental mistake to leave the fine arts out of the equation, or rather to focus on the STEM subjects to the exclusion of the fine arts.
For God's sake, Timothy… perhaps it's time to leave the fine Cumbrian ales to one side and have a chinwag with your auld pal Jesu… because let's face it, chief, the Liberal Donnycrats might be a broad church, but the way things stand… you're locked out of the service in the pissing rain with the collection plate on your head and a couple of eggs streaming down your face.
The aim, he says, is to "leave the finest tracks ever on a virgin slope in the unspoilt Swiss mountains".
He said many of the objections to leaving the fines in place came from Mrs. Horning and others who live outside Staten Island.
We leave the finer points of this debate to political blogs, while we continue our series of songs related to primary states.
It is said of Iranians that they drive a car in much the same way that they ride a donkey, their main objective being to ensure it goes as fast as possible, leaving the finer points of steering to the animal.
The turbid supernatant was poured out of the vessel a few seconds after agitation, giving enough time for the biggest particles to settle leaving the fines in suspension.
Fig. 2 Demonstration of the prototype swap for a sample initial solution for N = 5000 data vectors from k = 15 clusters (data set S2). On the other hand, the correct locations of the prototypes can be solved by a sequence of prototype swaps, and leaving the fine-tuning of their exact location to k-means.
