It uses thick off-road wheels and a single-speed belt drive, which means it's a bugger to get up any real speed on the road, as opposed to a rocky path in the Highlands where it excels.
Mr. Cunningham appeared for an interview one evening in late September in the scrupulously shabby anteroom of his West Village dance studio wearing large white sneakers, gray slacks and a thick, off-kilter belt.
Their hair shellacked by a thick off-white substance, their bodies wrapped and revealed in cream-color halter-top leotards with cutaway stomachs (designed by Ms. Eyal and the work's co-choreographer, Gai Bachar), these louche women swaggered, stalked and undulated their way through tight groupings and solo excursions.
It is also concluded that for the exposure to which the GCL was subjected, the particular GCL experienced 50 80 mm of shrinkage during 18 months of exposure when the geomembrane was covered by a 5 mm thick off-white geotextile protection layer.
The thick off-white liquid was hardly the stilton-slap to the tongue I worried it would be it was subtle, with Xiao explaining that it was a blend of New Zealand's Anchor cheese, milk, cream and salt.
The air, the emotions, the accents are all thick, throwing off violent sparks, like the great burst of electrical energy from the trolley tracks that knocks the young hero into unconsciousness at the book's end.
If Europe has the vision, will and patience, then the result will bring to mind the old fable of the cold east wind and the sun taking a bet about who can get a thick coat off a passing man.
Are we really thinking that Reginald D Hunter and Ron Atkinson (a moron who famously called a black footballer a 'Lazy thick n*****' off-air whilst commentating) are the same?
If you manage to hack your way through the prickled, armour-like skin, the inside reveals around 10 seeds the size of dates, each covered with a thick, custardy, off-white "meat" – the only edible part of the fruit.
