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In 1927 Gibbs designed the "Malolo," whose numerous watertight compartments provided an exceptionally high safety factor.
It comprises a single species, Equus caballus, whose numerous varieties are called breeds.
Yet reverence for Beckett can sometimes border on the oppressive, said Theresa Rebeck, whose numerous plays include several that scrutinize female behavior codes ("Spike Heels," "Bad Dates").
Michael Stern, whose numerous books on pop culture, written with his wife, Jane, include the seminal Encyclopedia of Bad Taste, is, of course, a fan of tiki.
American mountain climber whose numerous ascents—often record-setting and some at an advanced age made her a remarkable figure in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Dr. Taylor, whose numerous papers earned him a formal Ph.D. in paleontology in 2009 from the University of Portsmouth, is not alone in his love for dinosaurs.
There are younger ones who see in the teaching about abstinence an exciting and countercultural sign, but the older ones, in whose generation numerous marriages have failed or been built on the ruins of earlier ones, take a more realistic view.
These moves were reversed under the Mamluk Sultanate, under whose rule numerous expansions and renovations took place.
She taught Hebrew and French and was a gifted sculptor/jeweler whose work received numerous awards.
American Thoroughbred and quarter horse trainer whose horses captured numerous races and amassed record earnings.
Dunleavy went into a litany involving his rookie season, with the 1976 Philadelphia 76ers, whose roster produced numerous NBA children.
