| Suddenly every indebted student or well-endowed young woman seems to be available as a human billboard. |
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| It comes as no surprise that the well-endowed private schools scored an average 99 percent pass rate. |
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| How could such a well-endowed country end up in a situation where most of its population had to be fed by the international community? |
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| South America and North America are both large continents well-endowed with natural resources. |
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| The Spedale di Santa Maria della Scala is a well-endowed hostel and infirmary in Siena. |
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| You can tell a man is well-endowed by the size of his hands, feet, or nose. |
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| We strive unceasingly for greater solidarity with the least well-endowed and least stable regions of the world. |
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| This is particularly acute for less well-endowed institutions and in countries with lower income levels. |
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| Less well-endowed households have a harder time increasing yields because they are constrained in all factors of production. |
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| Some people in the well-endowed western world think that public men and writers are unduly pessimistic. |
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| Sierra Leone, while well-endowed with resources, is among the poorest countries in the world. |
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| The need for conservation is not something to be brushed off lightly, even in a well-endowed country like Canada. |
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| As a class, our supernerds are so well-endowed that they can have it both ways. |
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| It is possible that a man might buy one because he was spectacularly well-endowed. |
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| One could only watch so much of well-endowed women in bathing suits running before it started to get kind of boring and repetitive. |
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| As soon as a well-endowed young woman walking her dog came by in the other direction, the men's chatter started up again. |
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| At Court, and in Paris, wealth opened every door, and dukes and peers happily married the well-endowed daughters of great financiers. |
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| She was especially well-endowed and on her tight T-shirt there was an image of the blessed Henrik. |
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| Moscow has benefitted from two well-endowed sovereign wealth funds, which grew spectacularly until 2008: its Stabilisation Fund and its Heritage Fund. |
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| I even made a mental note that he was a very well-endowed guy. |
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| Moreover, since these are coalition operations, the countries concerned must be able to meet the requests of allies who, for whatever reason, are less well-endowed with helicopter capabilities. |
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| In the current international climate, it is appropriate to reconsider this allocation of resources since, without a functional and well-endowed justice system, no major investigation can be successful. |
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| He paid his bills, girls liked him, and he was well-endowed. |
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| No points for guessing this comment came from a well-endowed woman. |
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| Your work contains many studs and hunks who are very well-endowed. |
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| In India, we are well-endowed and in South India, the girls are a little more well-endowed. |
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| But because it is a resource-rich institution, it had not only the money to fix the problems and pay the fine, it also had the capability to help less well-endowed schools. |
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| The most populous Arab country is one of the Middle East's least well-endowed in energy reserves. |
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| During the Tang Dynasty, the aesthetic preference for women was very robust and well-endowed,'' Zhang informs us. |
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| Evidently that first actress was not alone in finding him well-endowed. |
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| As income in the business subject to the statutory distribution ratio did not cover the expenses allotted in 2008, Swiss Life did not build up the well-endowed bonus reserve in the year under review. |
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| Most well-endowed women, like Jessica Simpson and Salma Hayek, have grown to appreciate their curves, and you likely will, too, one day. |
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| More financially well-endowed institutions are approaching the problem by easing the cost burden on low-income students. |
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| In theory, it is possible for a highly motivated and financially well-endowed terror organization to acquire the technical abilities necessary to manufacture an ignition mechanism for a nuclear explosive device. |
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| Although Sierra Leone is reasonably well-endowed with energy resources, much of the country's power generation capacity was destroyed during the civil war. |
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| For those who hoard coins, a jar is the most popular container, and the North East and Scotland have the most well-endowed jars. |
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| A rich well-endowed sub-soil is clearly a major advantage, but it is simply not enough to give the continent the growth and prosperity it is striving for. |
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| Caryn James takes on Hung, HBO's saucy new comedy about an exceptionally well-endowed man. |
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| The monikers of both these famously well-endowed movie stars contain enormous sworls that could only signify you-know-what, according to Ms Koren. |
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