| Its turning circle is cumbersomely, and sometimes terrifyingly, wide. |
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| The following week, returning 1980s icon Adam Ant finally delivers the album many thought would never come, with his cumbersomely titled Adam Ant is the Blueblack Hussar in Marrying the Gunner's Daughter. |
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| A celebratory primer on polarized light microscopy and other cumbersomely termed diagnostic tools employed by conservators today to determine when and how a picture was made, the show may sound like homework. |
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| Previously they were both part of the multi-legged and cumbersomely named Tim and Sam's the Tim and Sam Band with Tim and Sam. |
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| He succeeded again on Monday, when he cumbersomely attempted to clamber aboard the bandwagon of British sporting success. |
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| The result is an impressively, and at times cumbersomely, thorough survey of the Latin America that has risen from the ashes of neoliberalism. |
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| His direct running discomforted the home defence though the cumbersomely effective Bas Savage caused similar problems at the other end and neither rearguard looked secure. |
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