The Clippers then scored 14 straight points, chopping the lead to 3 with 2 43 to play, prompting Woodson to reinsert Chandler.
Terence Rattigan was brilliantly reclaimed by Trevor Nunn in the World War II drama "Flare Path" at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, in which the musicals star Sheridan Smith ("Legally Blonde") asserted her straight play chops as a former barmaid whose Polish aristocrat husband may or may not love her.
Mr. Hyde Pierce was briefly considered for the Prince, but also had the stolid straight-man chops for Elomire.
Similarly, they're now flogging "mushroom mince" made from those same ugly mushrooms, which is vegan, but also it's £1.50 for straight-up chopped mushrooms in plastic packaging – not a true mince substitute by any stretch of the imagination.
Mark had ridden it once, on a giant day at Sunset Beach, where he found that it cut straight through the chop on the face of the waves.
Then he's straight out there, chopping left to right, beating players, his touch is there, his ability in front of goal.
As for the sight of the threatened girl haring through the forest, pursued by a posse of swirling leaves, with the branches clawing at her clothes, it possesses not just the sharp-toothed, half-Teutonic atmosphere that Disney could reliably conjure from his artists; it is also edited with a violent sophistication that chops straight into children's dreams.
He begins by drinking the puddles of the stuff that collect in the polystyrene trays of supermarket meat, then he's licking raw lamb chops straight from the fridge, and before long he's biting the head off next door's chicken.
Set the thumb of your non-dominant hand along the bat if you are a beginner having trouble holding the bat straight and consequently chopping at the ball.
If not, you don't have to start tweezing away--you can cover your brows with a 1920s-style hat or with bangs chopped straight across as part of a bob cut.
