Sizeable hard food items like nuts or large insects are wedged into crevices in tree bark and smashed with the strong bill.
There's certainly a strong, sizeable business for Snap even it if can't grow into a billion-daily-user juggernaut.
Whatever the future plans for Pinion, it still has to prove that there's a strong, sizeable market for an app that tracks ambient data in order to provide a user with a record of their comings and goings.
Tomane, like Folau, has only one cap, used to play rugby league, is a sizeable bloke and a strong runner.
Murphy, who beat Davis 13-4 in the quarter-finals last year, did not produce a string of sizeable breaks but was strong tactically and requires only two more frames today.
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The evidence for adverse effects on neurological health is stronger, with sizeable cohort studies reporting increased risks of both cerebral palsy (Ericson et al., 2002; Stromberg et al., 2002; Lidegaard et al., 2005; Hvidtjorn et al., 2009) and epilepsy (Ericson et al., 2002), though how much of this is mediated through the effect of preterm birth is unclear (Middelburg et al., 2008).
Wildfire's wine list is sizeable and exceptionally well-chosen, strong on wines from the West Coast, France, Italy and Australia.
In preparation for the weekly demonstration in Leipzig, 200km (124 miles) south-west of Berlin, on October 9th, the regime positioned a sizeable contingent of its 600,000 strong army in and around the city.
The estimate of wealth also underwent partial attenuation, nevertheless, its independent effect was sizeable and eventually was the strongest among all the social determinants, as was evident from their standardised coefficients (see online supplementary table S1); OR for highest versus lowest quintile for EW 4.36 (3.23 to 5.95) and CA 4.39 (3.49 to 5.53).
