The idea that the solution to the one lies in the other is temptingly simple, it must be said.
I assume he means with the skin on, as Henry specifies – although chicken thighs tend to have an excellent flavour, I find Lawson's boneless, skinless chunks rather dull in comparison to the whole pieces, which fall temptingly from the bone after an hour and a half on the hob.
Japan offers a temptingly quick cheap break, but for foreigners little or no enforceable contact with the kids thereafter, notes Jeremy Morley, a New York-based "international divorce strategist".
But once inside a store, eyes would widen at the array of components on offer hinting, temptingly, at still other projects yet to build.
But with control of Congress temptingly just out of reach, would they still think that come January?
Joining the European Union has produced temptingly large puddles of public money to steal.
Try downloading one of the site's temptingly named images and it logs, among other things, your domain name and posts it for everybody to see.Life for the telecommunications and computer industries will change, too.
From then on counters were being ripped out and aisles were piled temptingly high.
IT IS temptingly easy to use the phrase "electronic commerce" without troubling to define it, but there is something to be said for being a little more rigorous.
GE will probably soon move into servicing airframes as well as engines (a BA unit that does that sits temptingly near the Welsh plant).But these relentless invasions pose more questions for Mr Welch's successor.
In the current gloomy investment outlook, with weak stockmarkets and low interest rates, tobacco companies' shares offer temptingly high yields, as do the bonds that American states have issued, backed by the income they are due to receive from their big tobacco settlement.
