He can take Gucci's advertisements to the outermost limits of taste.
The sick and the injured did not seek help; they moved on their own to the outermost nest chambers.
He throws cutters and sliders to the outermost corners, and is otherwise notable for the clinging marmoset or shoeshine buffer attached to his lower chin.
"Time on the Cross" was greeted with uncommon fury in academia — one reviewer consigned it "to the outermost ring of the scholar's hell".
"The euro crisis has not killed enlargement but it is relegating the region to the outermost circle in a multi-speed Europe – the periphery of the periphery".
In many accipiters and related species, molt begins with the innermost primary feather (number 1) and proceeds in regular sequence to the outermost (number 10).
With astronauts consigned to the outermost fringes of Earth's atmosphere, it has been the unmanned spacecraft that have been opening the solar system to our eyes.
If these galaxies consisted only of the stars that can been seen, their gravity would be insufficient to hold on to the outermost stars.
The free electrons, considered identical to the outermost, or valence, electrons of free metal atoms, are presumed to be moving independently of one another throughout the entire crystal.
The set spreads to the outermost corners to create a scene of Egyptian activity stage right and a scene of Roman action opposite that, stage left.
Banished to the outermost reaches of Angie's consciousness, the Joshua tree now hovers in agony, half forgotten, half dissolving, losing its purchase on her awareness and so on its own reality.
