"I have had some very stern, succinct instructions not to mention Johnny any more from people who count," said Jones.
Not to mention Kendrick's succinct rapping leaves little to be desired.
In fact, the text is succinct and pithy enough (not to mention inexpensive at $18.95!) to distribute as part of faculty professional development efforts, which is what we plan to do.
We suggest that, in practice, biological models may give more succinct representations of various problems, and we mention a few cases in which biological models have proved useful.
The first worth mentioning is eight parts of speech, a succinct guide to English grammar.
Most of Gosse's ramble through the territory of Waller and Davenant had been covered by a succinct paragraph in Churton Collins's essay on Dryden, which Gosse didn't mention (though he did find space to remark, pettily, that, ever since Collins's new edition of Tourneur, people had stopped talking about the playwright altogether).
The summer round of the Television Critics Association press tour (the TCAs) is in full swing, and as mentioned back during the winter tour, "Television Christmas" is one succinct way to describe the tour.
And he offered one of the most succinct putdowns of the campaign when he said of Rudy Giuliani: "There's only three things he mentions in a sentence - a noun, a verb and 9/11".
The two most favoured statements for patients and members of the public included a very explicit statement that mentioned 'a computer', 'chance' and 'not the doctor's or patient's decision' and a succinct statement that played down the role of 'chance'chance
A succinct tweet: Alan Black (@footyheader) @KidWeil the stitching rips on Portland #espn #RSLvPOR November 11 , 2013That's Alan Black, who's mentioned in this interview I did with Robbie Keane, that went up on the Guardian earlier this week, by the way.
