Din conveys both the horror of the situation and the qualities of the man defending the line, drip by drip, through the conversations of four soldiers ordered to hold the building.
Blessed with a beautiful draftsmanly touch, Mr. Tworkov made drawings that are obviously imitative of de Kooning's work, including linear abstractions with loopy, whiplash lines, drips and glancing smears, and drawings of women whose vibrating bodies merge with the agitated Cubist field.
Polyethylene drip tubing with on-line drip emitters is very common, but built-in or fused-in drip emitters are also used.
4. Set up an in-line drip irrigation system (not the individual emitter style drip), and install an automatic irrigation controller. 5. Prepare for planting: Water the plant in its pot and let it drain for an hour or so.
Cuts to historic diversion levels have been cushioned by billions in government funding to buy water rights from willing sellers and make investments in efficiency such as canal lining, drip and computerized irrigation, and increased water storage.
The trees had a thick layer of composted leaf mold beneath their branches, from trunk to drip line (where rain drips off the edge of the canopy, just as it does from an umbrella).
Foreman uses language like paint; he sketches a line, or drips some words, the better to emphasize their thingness.
This one – a 21-year-old single grain whisky called Port Dundas – leaves a dotted line of drips around the edge, showing it's strong.
Line a drip pan with foil, and place it on top of sawdust.
Do those lines, swirls, drips, and blotches express "the unavailability of the image for representing the divine"?
