Leaning in to the strings, Petrenko intensified the sound for Brahms's First Symphony, its lacerating opening movement sharply accented with the throaty attack of the violas, its Andante pricked-through with bubbling cross-rhythms and the honeyed violin solos of leader James Clark.
A skewering wit keeps pricking through the surface, like a furtively held hypodermic needle.
If Grundeis HAD stolen it, there would be pin-pricks through the money.
The grass was making needle-like pricks through the thin material of her maroon scrubs, and she sat up, smoothing her matching V-neck over her chest and belly, feeling the familiar stab of self-consciousness as her hand rode over the unfashionable lumps.
A drop of the drug is placed on the skin and the skin pricked through the drop with a lancet.
In each instance, we pricked through a drop of the extract which was then absorbed; positive histamine and negative diluent controls were used.
The skin was pricked through a drop of allergen solutions, which were blotted off after five minutes, and the test were read after a further 10 minutes (Henderson et al., 2008).
Already, Apple is rumored to be working on an Apple Watch sensor that would detect and monitor glucose levels through skin contact, rather than through a prick of blood.
Now it is counting some ballots in which light the width of a pin-prick shines through, and dimpled ballots if each vote is marked with a dimple -- a clearer sign of intent, the board said.
