"The Little Thief," even more sharply, ends with two knives: one slicing a throat, the other scoring dough for French bread... View Article Anthony Lane has been a film critic for The New Yorker since 1993.
House prices will fall sharply, ending the year about 15percentt below their peaks in 2010.
The sewing needle is small, slender, rodlike, with a sharply pointed end to facilitate passing through fabric and with the opposite end slotted to carry a thread.
With semiconductor industry capital spending still rising sharply and end user markets slowing, there is now an oversupply of chips.
It is submersible, has sharply pointed ends, and is constructed of light poles and the skins of furry animals.
His mane evokes a gathering of strawberry-red intricately braided hempen fibers, the sharply twisted ends of which have been punched, individually, a half inch into his scalp.
No doubt the authorities had fully absorbed the sharply ambivalent ending of The White Guard in which the red star of communism is explicitly elided with the red star of the planet Mars, and by implication with war and strife.
*Has there been a better example of an ad slogan boomeranging on the company that made it famous than in a recent ad for TheStreet.com, citing a recommendation to sell Dial Corporation stock before the shares fell sharply, that ended: "Aren't you glad you read TheStreet.com?
The agency also plans to reprogram $65 million of its AIDS research grant funding this year to focus more sharply on ending the epidemic.
This will loosen the joint and allows for the sharply turned ends of the staple to become more rounded and ultimately straighten out.
Aside from the lack of gaps within these maps, we consider them finished because each map contig shows more than 5 single molecule maps defining each of the two blunt ends (absence of significant map "overhangs") – these sharply demarcated contig ends likely represent telomeric ends.
