I'm not the cute blonde on the left, but rather the more prominent, jean-jacket covered, cellulite-charging woman to the right.
The design is subjective and if you're into a "rather more than usually prominent" crown with a bold, handsome face then you could do worse for yourself.
Designed with a huge crown which, as William Gibson wrote, "is rather more than usually prominent, so that you can do it without removing your whacking great RAF pilot's gloves," the pilot's watch is the ultimate in utilitarian wrist-wear.
Where fiction tends to be rather more greedily guarded, many prominent doc film-makers and distributors are all too happy to stick their films online free – or as near as dammit.
They are charged an annual fee for a more prominent listing, rather than paying per transaction or per click.
Playing without direct amplification, she was ensconced rather than foregrounded, often no more prominent than Mr. Holshouser or Mr. Sissoko.
But he insisted the position was "retrievable," calling for a "Team Labour approach" which gave Shadow Cabinet members a more prominent role rather than relying only on Mr Miliband to present the party's case.
Rather, our data suggest a more prominent role for individual nucleotides or, possibly, significant contributions from other epigenetic factors not examined in this study.
Our findings are thus consistent with previous adherence studies indicating that functional social support, rather than structural, is a more prominent factor in determining adherence to therapy (DiMatteo, 2004a).
James Rosenquist Big reputations are often driven by oxygen-eating egos, which may explain why so many of Chelsea's more prominent galleries feel rather airless at the moment.
