"They want to separate themselves from the masses, which is interesting given China's history".
And they do not pack down into soggy masses, which might smother emerging plants.
Call it folk art for the masses, which is not the worst definition of baseball.
Masses, which for many centuries had been confined to Latin, were now celebrated in other languages.
The diatoms grouped together to form slimy masses, which soon died and began sinking.
Not like the old Masses which the government suspended in 1917, except it will have same editor, Michael Gold.
Unlike Pope John Paul's masses, which were openly ecumenical, Benedict's public appearances are likely to be overwhelmingly aimed at Catholics.
WAG THE LONG TAIL Groupon caters to the masses, which means avoiding the obscure corners of any particular product niche.
This work ultimately resulted in the theory of air masses, which is essential to modern weather forecasting.
He took to spending long holidays near Gstaad, in Switzerland, and worked on a book, to be titled The Revolt Against the Masses, which was never finished.
Moreover, the old idea of feeding the world's hungry masses, which helped sell the first green revolution, hasn't been embraced as warmly this time.
