"Here's the deal with Jesus, in a nutshell," he said.
Nirpal Dhaliwal: So for a wider British audience that isn't familiar with Bollywood, in a nutshell, what do you think they are missing out on?
But at the same time I've got to disagree with Stephen Moss in Tuesday's Guardian, who responded to the question: "Doesn't it all make you proud to be British?" with: "No, in a nutshell".
Having worked respectively as a graphic designer and a communications manager, Boyce and Crook decided to chronicle their travels with a specially designed online journal, Phileas Blog, complete with caption competitions, "in a nutshell" country guides, a "modes of transport" ticker, and a host of pictures and video clips.
This is what is wrong with health care in a nutshell.
And our weekly feature, The Crisis in a Nutshell, with quotes from the first days after the shooting.
And Will Oremus with The Crisis in a Nutshell, a roundup of responses to D.S.K. Photograph: Jewel Samal/AFP/Getty.
Former Decca promotion man Tony Hall catches Oldham in a nutshell with his observation that he "looked like a white English equivalent to a Blue Note record sleeve".
This scene is basically the whole film in a nutshell, with Bob's affable neediness running headlong into Dr Marvin's simmering rage.
The new book, by Ann Ferebee and Jeff Byles, is "a capsule history of design in a nutshell, with all the major players and the major pieces," said Nancy Green, the editor of both editions (the first was published by Van Nostrand Reinhold, in 1970).
