George Rosedale in 1949 had been working in a carpenter's shop and had stepped back on a healthy specimen of the coastal variety, one who took offence and struck through his boot and bit into the back of his foot.
The events of the weekend were all of the immediately and obviously catastrophic variety, one-off moments of focussed violence that have long been one of the most alarming, and, for many, enticing parts of the game.
It was, said Variety, "one of those shows in which everything seems to have gone wrong".
The rat is of a pain-sensitive variety, one prone to developing neuropathic pain.
Try to choose a reasonably tart blackberry variety – one that will lift this dessert out of simple sweetness.
The only way to keep going is to breed a disease-resistant variety, one with commercial potential.
Tuberculosis is flooding the country, producing what some authorities are calling the world's largest outbreak of the drug-resistant variety, one of medicine's most ominous problems.
If you make your first few sowings a dual variety, one that can be eaten young as french beans or allowed to mature for storage, you can save on space, too.
He readily acknowledges that he might seem to have been an unlikely victim of what used to be called melancholia, especially melancholia of a severe variety, one in which Mr. Solomon wept until the skin around his eyes became chapped.
Such spillovers support technological variety, one potential goal of technology policy.
As particular instances of this notion of a generalized polar variety one reobtains the classic one and an alternative type of a polar variety, called dual.
