By then, heavily oiled marshes had become the staple subject of television crews and photographers.
In his recent shows he doesn't talk about being poor, once a staple subject, and now that he's famous and divorced, he stopped making jokes about never having sex, which is a pity, since he excels at them.
Following Scotland's failure to qualify for this summer's European Championships from a group many considered to represent the team's best chance of advancement to a major tournament for a decade, that tenure has become a staple subject of Scottish football debate.
On Tuesday, England's politically minded supporters were so consumed by their considered views on the Troubles that their other staple subject-matter, the second world war, did not get a look-in.
It might seem that gangsta rap's staple subjects — drug dealing, shootouts, big spending, wild women, treachery, parties, paranoia — had long since exhausted every verbal possibility.
Not quite as young as nine but not much older, and probably fans of Burp, hoping to see Hill explore the staple subjects of that programme – bad acting in soap operas, for instance, or out-of-tune singers on The X Factor.
Cotton, wool, waste silk, other fibrous plant materials and animal fur and hair, and artificial staple are subjected to carding.
Cotton, wool, waste silk, and man-made staple are subjected to carding, a process of separating individual fibres and causing many of them to lie parallel and also removing most of the remaining impurities.
Staples, the subject of the recent HBO documentary Mavis! that thrust her back into the limelight, showed Folks Festival artists and spectators alike how to perform and entertain simultaneously.
One transmission that's missing is the neoclassical — there are few references to Greek classics or to Greek mythology, the staple imagery and subject matter of such poets as Seferis, Cavafy, and others.
This is relevant to practical farming because contamination of groundwater and soil is a common occurrence in West Bengal, India, where rice, the chief staple crop, is subject to summer temperatures of 43 45 °C and to As in the soil.
