FIght!" This hardcover book was designed beautifully by Seth and is riddled with one funny comic after the next that has my adult friends guffawing but would still easily tickle the funny bones of most children.
"Poison Brolly Riddle," one newspaper headline read.
Pärt's formula for tintinnabuli harmony sounds like a mystical riddle: "one plus one is one, not two".
The department has been transformed from one riddled with corruption, morale problems and unacceptably long response times to one that today is seen as honest (for the most part), filled with more career-minded officers and is perceived as more aggressive in fighting crime.
My stomach is riddled with eight, one-inch scars from one side to the other.
The police later found two corpses riddled with bullets, one witness, and no sign of the other immigrants, who authorities believe were loaded into vehicles and spirited away.
The history of snuff is a murky one, riddled with urban myths and cloaked in the slaughterhouse stench of 70's exploitation.
She said that if anything distinguishes Matsuzaka, it is that even though the meat is riddled with fat, one tastes the flavor and feels the texture of the meat only.
For now, at least, it remains a wonderfully well-attended, competitive and occasionally very entertaining league; but one riddled with the kind of bad footballing habits that remain, even now, a distinctly English handicap.
"As I am sure you would agree, whether you are a Democrat or a Republican, all New Yorkers deserve an electoral system that is free, fair and efficient – not one riddled with chaos and confusion".
A plan endorsed unanimously by San Diego's Democrat-dominated council in December would see America's eighth largest city transformed into one riddled by bicycles and public transport, with roofs swathed in solar panels.
