RUINING IT FOR EVERYBODY By Jim Knipfel Jeremy P. Tarcher/Penguin ($9.95, paperback) She led me up the steps and through the massive open doors into the warmth.
Prophetic words, indeed, Isabel Wilkerson insists in "The Warmth of Other Suns," her massive and masterly account of the Great Migration.
Indeed, males are famous for their cheap, abbreviated gametes, and their poignant need for the warmth and wealth of the comparatively massive female sex cell to realize their dreams of immortality.
Because Sendak's art is funny - his Wild Things are hilarious beasts, massive and toothy and hairy, but drawn with a warmth that makes them lovable - it's easy to miss its intensity.
Too bad this meant we had to crank the heat to compensate for the massive loss of cabin warmth and turn the radio volume way up as well, to overcome the constant wind drone.
The right inguinal area was swollen, firm and tender with massive adenopathy measuring 12 centimeters (cm) by 8 cm; no discharge or warmth to touch was noted.
As he returned to the pool table, a warmth spread from his belly through his chest and into his massive shoulders.
Because of their warmth, more gravity was needed to overwhelm the higher gas pressure so when a cloud collapsed, it produced massive stars rather than small stars.
Along the refinery's massive eastern wall, a makeshift tent protects the strikers from rain, and a poorly heated trailer gives them some semblance of warmth during breaks from picketing.
