I'm going to make sure that they have sockets in the one on the way back".
His eye sockets are dark with exhaustion, but he's on a high.
She built her own language of weirdly articulated human forms, hybrids, dismembered limbs and grisly heads separated from bodies, black sockets for eyes and mouth, or with tongues doubling as livid penises, disembodied phalluses ejaculating blood, women-men and howling banshees warning of death and disaster.
Like us mere mortals, he struggles with power supplies on trains: "When I came up to London to do press, I thought, 'Oh, I can go on the train and make some music on the way up.' I didn't have any power sockets to plug anything into, so that didn't work out so good.
Steven McPhee Researchers knew the very basics of lesula, whose name is both singular and plural like 'sheep' or 'deer.' It was clearly a guenon monkey (in the genus Cercopithecus), but distinguished by large eye sockets, distinct vocalisations, and some unusual behaviours.
Sure, on the basis of this clip he's examining it for clues about its origin and worth, and not getting ready to fling it through the eye sockets of several dozen baddies while he abseils down an exploding oil rig, but it's a good sign nonetheless.
A house computer will also be available during the course, as well spare card readers and plug sockets to charge laptops.
Some British train operators say that all of their new carriages, even on suburban services, will include sockets for passengers to charge their gizmos.This may not seem earth-shattering.
Initially, the majority of private owners are likely to be suburbanites, who will charge their cars overnight using domestic sockets, or fleet operators with predictable journey patterns.
They put gates at the top of stairs, affix cushions to table corners and jam plastic guards into sockets to stop small fingers from getting electrocuted.
The boxes of electronics around the home and office will still need to be plugged into power sockets.
