"Trapped in a soft, vice-like grip of robot lips".
For Kirk Voisin, a soft-spoken vice president of Chubb who moved to the United States from Trinidad 10 years ago, the workshop was a chance to become more comfortable at social events for work.
Yet the soft-spoken vice-president has emerged as the preferred prime-ministerial candidate of the two main parties of the United Iraqi Alliance (the "clerics' list"), a Shia-led coalition that has been allocated 140 of the 275 seats in Iraq's next parliament.
Mr. Menditto interrupted in his soft rasp, "And vice versa".
Overall sales at Barnes & Noble "are kind of soft," said Bob Weitrak, vice president for merchandising.
Also, all the while he is proclaiming the need for a campaign finance overhaul, including a ban on soft money, the vice president is busily raising these unrestricted donations to keep up with George W. Bush and the Republicans.
At the same time, in your newspaper, you reported that President Clinton was out raising soft money and Vice President Gore, the very same day or the next day, in your paper, accurately reported by you all, was getting ready to go raise $35 million and proud of it.
The changing ground from hard rock to mixed face and soft ground (and vice versa) at the tunnel level was anticipated.
"The digital presses are more precise so we use less ink and it settles into the garment, so it doesn't look as plasticky and it's softer," said Shawn Neville, vice president for retail branding at Avery Dennison Corporation, which develops and makes labels.
"The next question is whether the deposits are hard or soft," said L. David Eaton, the vice president for enrollment.
Hello Vice, My soft-spoken Australian friend spent a couple days in LA for the first time recently.
