Just one of many sharp passages in Pete Wells's discussion of elaborate, high-end tasting menus.
Writer attends part of a recording session where Mathis has trouble reaching an extended C-sharp passage... Later writer learns that he worked for six hours, and that he nailed the C-sharp.
John Bradley, who as a medical corpsman repeatedly risked his life to bring help to the wounded, was acutely aware of the fabricated nature of the flag-raising heroism, and the sharpest passages in his son's book involve a penetrating exploration of that awareness.
Sharp-edged passages stand out against undefined areas of red, orange and yellow that read like roiling extraterrestrial sunrises.
It begins with a placid evocation of the more peaceful part of that expedition but quickly gets to the business of tumbling, something Ms. Winkelman suggests in an inventively constructed series of tense, rhythmically sharp-edged passages, sliding chordal figures and acidic harmonies.
Contrary to N569, a sharp difference between A663 passage 8 and A663 of high number of passages was observed in lysis plaque size, being those caused by A663 passage 8 much smaller.
His bold experiments with tailoring continued up until his last show, in October 2009, when in one passage a sharp gray coat seemed to mutate into a soft printed dress.
"One very good argument against circumcision is that it makes you less like an oystercatcher," he whispers at one point, before pointing you towards a jar of an otter's anal jelly – "a rich, marmalade-like substance that probably eases the passage of sharp fish bones through vulnerable gut".
Traveling north into the San Juan Channel from Friday Harbor, making a sharp turn into Wasp Passage, the ship passes through the tiny Wasp Islands, which were used as hideouts by smugglers bringing opium, whiskey and Chinese workers into the United States from Canada in the early 1900's.
