For instance, in a report in Life written soon after the Reykjavik match, Fischer was described was wearing a "natty, dollar-green slubbed-silk suit" and was depicted in a wide range of leisure activities, including being fitted for a suit by his English tailor, playing ping-pong, nuzzling a horse, dining at the home of his bodyguard, and going boating while wrapped to his neck in a blanket.
Our selection has been tailored towards playing Leicester and, in particular, matching their aggression levels.
A video game console is tailored for playing games, unlike a personal computer, which is a general-purpose system.
The Suit You tailors, played by Whitehouse and Mark Williams, went on to appear in almost every edition of the show.
With nothing to offer, the tailor, played by Mr. Rush, instead invents his secrets, for which the Central Intelligence Agency and M.I.6 are willing to pay handsomely.
The musicians may also have to learn to tailor their playing to their supersensitive new surroundings.
He's learned to tailor his playing to the vagaries of the route: when he senses that the car is coming to a stop, he waits a moment to attempt a particularly precarious harmonic.
In an open letter, signed by over 600 academics from a wide array of disciplines and published this morning in the Ottawa Citizen, the scholars state that the Conservative campaign has "flagrantly crossed the line" with its messaging about "barbaric cultural practices" — a term the letter claims is specifically tailored to play on bigotry without sounding bigoted. .
The first inpatient study for OKZ was tailored to play a bridging role between the first-in-human and a subsequent phase IIb study in moderate-to-severe RA.
2 Active and switchable surfaces comprising domains that confer tailored responsiveness are playing an important part in the development of tissue engineering scaffolds, 3 highly sensitive biosensors, 4– 6 novel drug delivery systems, 7, 8 and highly functional microfluidic, bioanalysis, and bioseparation systems.
