She had on a pearl necklace, which glinted lonely, high up the midst of that barren waste of neck and shoulders.
Lastly, carefully pack up that shed full of chemical warfare and call 1-800- 1-800-P to find out where to dispose of hazardous wastes in your neCLEANUPhe woods.
Muscular symptoms include progressive muscle degeneration leading to weakness and wasting of facial, neck, and distal limb muscles, and extending more proximally in later stages.
These giant, hovering, wedgelike monstrosities, each with a single laser-beam eye mounted on the end of a serpentlike neck, lay waste to the great cities of the world: terrified citizens pour through the streets; we get glimpses of cherished landmarks that have been cracked in two or decapitated (mournful, horrible images that shame the destructo-fest of the thundering "Independence Day").
An elaborately carved chest ornament with interlace pattern descends from the neck across the waste.
Analysis of MELiSSA's sewage-composting technology suggests that the disordering complexity of human waste presents a formidable "bottle-neck" for the construction of the minimal biosphere, in turn suggesting our dependence on microbial communities (soil, the human gut) of potentially irreducible biocomplexity.
He had a breathing tube through his neck and he was wasting away to nothing.
Thing One: Government, Out: Soon General Motors will not have the millstone of government ownership around its neck, meaning it can start wasting money again on executive compensation.
Ideal for stacking, storage and transportation, the Cube concept would do away with bottles clinking together and wasted space between the necks.
Stop the vacuum and replace the waste container with borosilicate glass round-bottomed screw-neck tubes to collect the lipid extract; these vials should be placed in the manifold collection rack.
