If you're not in the mood for being serious, draw whiskers, eye patches and spots on each other with makeup instead.
The series follows the efforts of Mr. Andrews and his comrades to turn the sport into a serious draw.
The southern light, accordion players, extant Trabants and trams all give Budapest destinational bite (talking of which, it is becoming a serious draw for dental tourism).
The lack of selectivity is a serious draw back.
In all other methods weak adhesion of CNTs to the substrate is a serious draw back, which often leads to catastrophic vacuum breakdown or arcing during device operation [16, 17].
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While certainly not on the level of, say, rendering video, this can be a serious draw on your battery; and as the browser is, for many of us, the most frequently used program we have, it makes sense to investigate whether one might be more efficient than another in this respect.
However, the ability to turn your ten-year-old junker into a viable commuter vehicle is a serious draw, and although they're not the only ones offering this type of device, they're doing it their own way with their own design and that's worth acknowledgment.
Even though the flaws of Kinect will be front and center (no pedals? laggy steering?), the wonder of seeing your gloved hands steering the actual car, and the childish joy looking around a virtual world with your real head will prove a serious draw.
This place had serious draw for me because it was a bit like Hogwarts, except instead of spells, these young wizards were learning how to cry-wank and patronize their cleaners.
