Sentence examples for very nuts from inspiring English sources

Whether it is sourcing a paint-spraying robot arm for Alexander McQueen, or creating a 3D hologram of Kate Moss, their job is not only to deal with the very nuts and bolts of both fashion shows and shoots (from catering to set-building), but also to realise the designer's creative vision.

Noonan: "He's very down to earth, very nuts and bolts, not a lot of theory or bullshit".

So we had clearly maneuvered ourselves into a paradox of public health nutrition: eat nuts to be healthy, but don't call a product healthy ("healthful," actually, but let's agree to leave Strunk and White out of it) if it is made mostly of those very nuts, and thus delivers the fat they contain.

"All these guys were very nuts and bolts, hands-on, artists, sculptors and that sort of the thing," says Ted. "Most of the core Burning Man people were 10, 15 years older than we were and they looked at us like we were bringing this pop consumerist culture out there".

Herzog actually remade Nosferatu in 1977 and, although Klaus Kinski, the lead, was not a real vampire, he was a very real nut.

Using whole almonds, as Emina, Rolleri and Gail's suggest, means you're likely to get a few very nut-heavy mouthfuls, rather than an even distribution.

"Tooling Up" was (and continues to be, thanks to Dave Jensen) about practical career-development techniques for young scientists--very nuts-and-bolts stuff.

That very nuts-and-bolts nature has helped make Web hosting the latest Internet craze.

So when I first read Aristotle's Poetics in college especially his very nuts-and-bolts dissection of what makes a sound plot rich in ironic surprises this changed everything I subsequently did.

He describes Peckinpah as "a fucking nut, but a very talented nut".

"We are, but we're very committed nuts".