The March 1, 1900 lunch offerings on the Red Star Line ocean liner, for example, devolve into illegibility after the cheese course: Camembert.
Onboard certain buses, passengers can expect to find more and more of the little things that make travel more pleasurable (the Hampton Luxury Liner, for example, has power outlets at each of its roomy seats).
Oborne also highlighted the newspaper's coverage of recent protests in Hong Kong and a feature about Cunard's Queen Mary II liner as examples of commercial considerations skewing editorial decisions.
Dorothy Parker was brilliant with one-liners; for example, when told that Calvin Coolidge had died, she replied: "How can they tell?" You'll need quick wit and readiness for delivering good one-liners but studying other people's can inspire your own.
The practical realization of such a sound fields is valuable as a means of, for example, allowing liner attenuation measurements obtained from measurements on different test rigs to be compared directly, or for allowing measurements results to be compared with computer predictions in which the assumption is made.
If need be, bring in examples of liner notes to share with students so that they understand the purpose they serve and they style in which they are written.
For example, Palestinian hard-liners were more willing to consider recognizing the right of Israel to exist if the Israelis simply offered an official apology for Palestinian suffering in the 1948 war.
A realistic example of a cruise liner energy system has been selected.
Tungsten-copper (W-Cu) liner was selected as a specific example for the experiment design and execution in this paper.
Brace yourself for that first liner that starts everything off, for example "Well, now you're in for it... ........ or "How could you...?"...
