I tried prize-winning raciones of swordfish and cod at a tiny, madly busy tapas bar, Uvedoble (Spanish for W).
They'll use slogans like: "John Smith has switched to pajamas," or they may try prize contests"I wear pajamas because".
These she tried to prize away, and failed.
If you tried to prize them off, milk, Worcestershire sauce, peas, chunks of bread vomited onto your dish-room uniform.
A rebel tried to prize a gold-framed portrait of Libya's former leader from the wall.
For one thing, the deal occurred against the backdrop of the coach wasting most of his recruiting energy trying to prize away established marquee stars like Mark Mercuri, Stewart Loewe and Craig Sholl.
After a few more drinks in the pre-club bars of the port area, where silver-lipped drag queens try to prize you from the streets into extortionately priced bars, we arrived at Pacha.
Prospectors, on the other hand, tried to smuggle prize items like silk and whiskey across the pass in tins and bales of hay.
With no takers, he renewed the offer in 1924, when aviation technology had advanced enough at that point that many people tried for the prize.
It tells the story of Curie's later years, when the Nobel prize committee tried to prevent her from accepting her prize; and when, after the death of her husband, her affair with another scientist caused a scandal.
And when the Center for Media and Public Affairs in Washington awarded Mr. Folkenflik a $10,000 prize for his reporting on the topic, Mr. Rivera tried to have the prize revoked, center officials say.
