The probability course was fantastic, especially the weekly set of homework problems, which were so much fun to work on.
"The conversations, which were so great on the show, were completely different," Jason tried to explain.
Geometry and algebra for instance, which were so very different 100 years ago, are intricately connected today.
I ordered veal kidneys, which were so different to the earthy food I had experienced at home.
"We rewrote the lines, which were so horrible -- very Hollywood and un-with-it in fashion terms," Dugan recalls.
The security guy was looking at my eyes, which were so bloodshot I looked like some crazy acid casualty.
"The daily life fascinated me, the beer and sandwiches, the cleanliness and the colors, which were so sad.
Despite this, I was captivated by the storyline and the events which occur which were so real and so gripping.
None of this was obvious in Claiborne's early directories, which were so compressed that there wasn't room for much writing.
Woolly monkeys, which were so abundant at the first camp that we named it for them, appear to be absent.
(I was saved by my wooden soles, which were so thick that I could walk over the glowing cinders).
