Wrap It Up Even a rudimentary point-and-shoot camera can get great fall shots.
The action took place on a boat, involved a taciturn villain named Mr. Scuba, and lacked the most rudimentary comedy, point, or moral.
It seems oddly rudimentary to point out that "The Handmaid's Tale" is not just a "story about a woman," as Brewer had it, or just "a survival story," as the showrunner, Bruce Miller, told the Times.
Union leaders say that their understanding of equal opportunities, vital in a borough with a rich ethnic mix, is rudimentary, and point to a celebrated case in Hackney where Nord Anglia was taken to an industrial tribunal by a black staff member.
Our scoring system was pretty rudimentary: 3 points for picking a winner, 2 points for choosing a horse to place (who comes in second or better), and 1 point for predicting a horse to show (who comes in third or better).
Level 2 stands for a rudimentary level.
And Stovepipe Wells, which is rudimentary to the point of high camp.
The effects in the 1942 version are rudimentary; at one point, Mowgli grapples with a tiger that would be more at home in Toys R Us.
He's informative, clear on the rudimentary themes and plot points -- and great fun.
Last week, clad in his jail-issued grey and white striped uniform, Roof elected to represent himself and during jury selection struggled to keep up with proceedings, at some points asking rudimentary questions of potential jurors, at others failing to ask questions at all.
On his way, he points out several rudimentary smelters.
