The Greenland Husky, a handsome, powerful, sturdy creature with slanted eyed, is a direct descendant of the dogs that came across with the first Inuit 4,000 to 5,000 years ago from Alaska, Canada and Siberia, and is often euphemistically described as a 'working dog.'.
(The Fairlane challenged the Dart's slant six with a more powerful small-block V8, but in the end, larger displacement could not rescue Team Fairlylame.
Meanwhile, New York magazine complains that the movie failed to create "a powerful new myth with a particular African-American slant," adding that the "black angle" is neutralized.
So the urge to co-operate is powerful, by ministers acting as salesmen abroad or slanting regulations, tax breaks and subsidies to promote desired outcomes at home.
"For this record, I was kind of inspired to write for a trio," he said in the press kit for "Electric," "kind of a more folky slant on Cream or the Jimi Hendrix Experience — a less powerful power trio.
Those who believe that the opportunities to achieve success should be open to everyone are struggling against a powerful elite who wants to keep the playing field slanted in their own direction.
The Trump NDA also demonstrates just how powerful these types of agreements can be ― it's slanted against the signatory and leaves far more power in Trump's hands.
Among the works with an overtly feminist slant, Helen Seplowitz's sculpture "Women of Strength" serves as a generic monument to powerful women by listing their qualities, which incidentally are admirable in men as well.
This is the result of the general slant of the North European Plain in a northwesterly direction, which enabled the more powerful rivers of the Baltic drainage area to intercept the glacial streams flowing farther east.
Simone Forti, Slant Board, 1961.
