Back then, a dozen or so companies published all kinds of comics -- superhero, sci-fi, humor, romance, detective, kid stuff, slice-of-life -- many featuring his specialty: pretty girls.
Mr Emberson, a retired solicitor from the Chilterns a pretty slice of commuterland to the north of London—says he "can't see the point" of a government proposal to privatise his local woodland, Wendover Woods.
But its slice of "your world" was pretty limited, as it couldn't see into the posts shared among your friends and followers on Facebook and Twitter.
He's viewed pretty unfavorably by a pretty big slice of the electorate, mostly Democrats and independents," Ipsos pollster Chris Jackson said.
A pretty nice slice of pie a la mode.
By this definition, the clean economy is a pretty small slice of the United States economy, accounting for only about 2 percent of all jobs.
To quote the dispassionate recording on the Suffolk County water quality hotline, this pretty little slice of beach was technically off-limits to swimmers, officially closed by the county because of "bacterial levels in excess of acceptable criteria".
So while the current four hundred thousand or so signatures may be a pretty thin slice of forty-five million, it would be a solid starting point for a campaign hitting up true believers.
The scenarios, in which you're plunged into various race situations with specific goals, have been arranged more logically to reflect the different stages of a driver's career, and there are more of them, constituting a pretty meaty slice of gaming on their own.
(Despite Xiong's protestations, that's a pretty small slice of the consumer Web the company is not going after).
