If there are no surviving dependents, burial expenses are payable up to a maximum of 1,000 dalasi.
What we did in our interactive is we set up four houses and we said that each kid got approximately two fun size pieces of candies.
When these arteries fur up with fatty cholesterol deposits, the heart muscle doesn't receive enough blood to work properly.
Most angina is due to disease of the coronary arteries that results when the arteries fur up with fatty deposits.
For now, it is safest to say that the combination of high fat and high sugar is a deadly one for furring up the arteries.
Almonds are full of naturally occurring antioxidants that have the ability to prevent cholesterol furring up arteries.
You can accomplish both those tasks by furring the floor up using lumber and plywood.
Nikki introduced their new fur baby on Instagram, snuggling up to the cat for a sweet selfie.
When I opened the storeroom door this morning, there was a tiny grey furball with two very scared eyes staring up at me.
The prosecuting counsel held up two vicious-looking, cut-throat razors for everyone in a packed Kingston Magistrates' court to see.
But Reagan realized immediately that no amount of budget cutting could make up for the shortfall in revenues.
There is no cutting through the large crowd so you'll just have to sit there and wait until the police comes and breaks it up.
We cross the street and walk pass some bouncers and up some dark furbished stairs and into this mellow classy joint.
Well, it is actually a wishbone, the furcula is the wishbone and it is made up of the clavicles fused together in the middle.
Suddenly, he roared in fury, as he picked my entire body up from the ground and hurled me onto the hood of the burning truck.
He turned and picked up his roll, which had been grazed by a bullet, leaving a short furrow in the surface.
Vince says the road cuttings on the way up to the Stratford Plateau, show evidence of at least 20 bigger eruptions.
Engagement must be made with the cutting edge against the cutting edge, hand to the right or left, and fingernails down or up.
The woman ran out in a fury, picked up the animal, and flung it savagely into the kennel.
The fans were furious at such a suggestion and several said they would rip up their membership cards if it were to happen.
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A new home owner furious at faults with the construction has put up a warning notice to other potential buyers.
Windass, who was booked, summed up Boro, who were full of effort but showed no great quality or cutting edge.
As a result, the company is beginning to build up a fascinating and eclectic collection of cutting-edge international art.
A furious Victor stormed back out of the Diary Room to square up to her and had to be restrained by Stuart.
She took a moment to think and then looked back up with hurt and furiousness.
Did a vital piece of this characterization end up on the cutting-room floor?
We took our time tidying up the cutting-room, in the forlorn hope Jerry might relent.
Mom said that she was a big cutup and a joker, always fooling around and stuff, and she was up on the conveyor belt dancing.
The creations are high on texturing and cutwork has been used for the jackets, that can be teamed up with linen lowers.
Telli furled the sail as they entered its mouth and they drifted up to a small jetty, timing it perfectly so they had no need to use the oars.
The open window let his hat, sitting in the passenger seat, dance slightly, the tips furling up and whipping in the hurricane-fierce winds.
Silca's Gift takes up the running in the final two furlongs and draws away to score a comfortable victory by three lengths.
For the first part of the race Attraction was boxed in but when a gap opened up on the rails with two furlongs to go the race was over.
Dettori had his mount travelling well all through the race and moved up with a furlong and a half to go to challenge Two Miles West.
Bandari's fast pace caught up with him in the closing four furlongs as first Millenary and then Warrsan outpaced him.
In a wide open race, Wannabe Around broke from the start and opened up a five-length lead with three furlongs to go.
Tomorrow he steps up to a marathon three miles and three furlongs and, in a very modest event, can surely play a strong role.
I like the rain, because it fills up the reservoirs and furnishes me with plentiful electricity.
Go on, get writing that CV and you could end up with the job you've always wanted!
More non-Inuit will be sent up north from the south to do work and be housed in a newly furnished home by their employers.
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To brighten up your workplace, Designo has a wide variety of corporate furniture and accessories too.
The fearless furry returned to the door of his makeshift burrow and watched his brothers and sisters snuggle up to their mum.
On untreated furrows, the sediment stacks up against the residue which can cause the rows to break over.
They must have turned up to hear what MT had to say about the novel in the cyber age.
In my room he was curled into the farthermost corner with his knees brought up to his chest.
On the water 16 countries will line up with Melbourne University Rowing Club from Australia having travelled the furthest distance to compete.
Kath plays with Blackburn Hockey Club once a week, but has taken to running five times a week, clocking up her furthest distance of 16 miles.
They had picked the one that was farthest from the beds in efforts to avoid waking up the girls.
That's the furthest north I've ever been, but I couldn't stay up there too long.
Picking up his briefcase, he headed towards the police station, noticing a little more furtive activity today than usual.
They're betraying people close to them, too, by helping those cybercrooks build up a detailed picture of their life and their milieu.
This is when cybercrooks set up Wi-Fi networks in public places so people can get wireless broadband connections, ostensibly for free.
People pull up in their cars, run behind the furze and dump everything out of sight.
His blends of smooth sounds and ruff beats fuse old-school elements with the new, and his skill as a DJ is right up there too.
We didn't even touch the fuses or wiring, so it must be something to do with the MOT that didn't show up all the time the bulb was disconnected.
A 30 amp fuseway can support an appliance of up to 7.2kw providing that the control unit does not also have a socket outlet.
The next layer up are the yellow-tailed fusiliers and the next the yellow-banded fusiliers.
He effectively followed up with his fusillade of punches to prompt the stoppage.
It's all a lot of fuss and nonsense got up by some pesky civil rights activists, some of whom you can find here at Stand.
One woman took up 4 reserved seats with her family and caused a huge fuss when asked to move.
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After all, aren't there innumerable warnings out there about how easy it is to mess up your computer by fussing with the registry?
Everyone on the show adores him and men and women were queuing up to fuss him.
And I'm sure any seasoned diver will agree that if you're going down, you can't afford to be too fussed about what ends up in your mouth.
Many young children go through periods of being fussy eaters and this is a normal part of growing up.
It's dangerous to assume that we have to wrap Shakespeare up in fustian costumes.
Yet there's no downtime for the hyperactive Chang, who is gearing up for the next stage of the cyberwars.
Although residents put up pockets of resistance, their attempts were largely futile.
So it's a futile effort to try to climb up to God, which is why he sent his son to be our savior.
As I was folding up the futon this morning I looked over to see Mike making off with my cell phone in his mouth.
Meaning we make up our own futons at night and roll them away neatly in the morning.
The only furnishing visible were a table and chair, and a futon rolled up in one corner.
With space at a premium in the tiny nation, futsal has flourished and Bahrain are steadily building up a high-quality national team.
They had to beat some Hispanic kids from South America who grow up with futsal and play it at the grass-roots level.
Eventually, though, as hiring picks up and labor markets tighten, wage growth accelerates and the cycle repeats.
So far, he has cycled more than 5,000 miles, pedaling for up to six hours a day, six days a week.
Parents are blocking a cycle lane and parking on double yellow lines to drop off and pick up their children at school.
I was about to give up after about 15 minutes when a cycle rickshaw appeared by my side from nowhere.
If the economic outlook seems bleak, investors should be ready to unload cyclicals before these stocks tumble and end up back where they started.
However, seeing as a lot of it was influenced by Futurist art it tended to be bought up by the Fascists.
The owners are now cooking up a new business venture, but their 60 or so employees aren't ready to hang up their pot holders just yet.
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Prairie potholes are natural depressions that can be a fifth of an acre up to 500 acres in size.
The front right wheel clattered through a deep pothole filled with dark rain water which splashed up, showering the front of the van.
The road wears the usual spring potholes, but the new upper road is holding up well.
As more and more of us live longer, and become more affluent, the race for new pills and potions to combat the effects of ageing is speeding up.
This morning I got up and futzed around the house for a few hours then set out to return a DVD to the library and then go sell clothes.
Looking up, Ashton noticed that the boy was handsome, something the phone didn't quite pick up well, for fuzz had been distorting the screen.
I gesture outside the door, then gaze up at the blue-grey fuzz of images on the bank of security monitors in front of Don.
This scene only lasts for five seconds before fuzzing up and changing back to the morning scene.
It wound up being right across from a police station, and after a little while the fuzz came out and told us to move.
The rest of the album piles up vocal samples, fuzzed guitars, loops, funkflavor and buzzed keyboards.
Although, she had to admit, those dark pink fuzzy boots that came up to her knees were kind of nice.
The names went on and with each one some lucky man let out a yelp and snatched his letter up.
They even turn the amps up and indulge in a little fuzzy guitar noodling near the end, but the song still plods along the nap time path.
There's some impressively nasty makeup FX and the latter half of the film works up a nice creepy vibe.
I was an eager beaver when I first took up golf and the bug is biting hard again.
All some eager beaver has to do is prove to Bob's satisfaction that the earth does indeed move and he will pony up a thousand bucks.
At the agencies I was able to contact, I found that a lot of eager beavers had already filled up the slots in most of them.
Then to find out just how rugged it really was I tried slicing up a pot roast that was tougher than saddle leather and twice as stiff.
In any case, by the beginning of September, Harold's supplies and the military obligations of the fyrd had been used up.
So we just stayed up and gabbed, ate junk food and had a few beers, and gabbed some more.
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Here he comes, puttering up in his little soapbox derby car with its duck horn.
She potters from the gates of The House, in its evil-grey uniform, and peers up and down the street.
My parents, as they potter through Camberwell and snooty suburbs walking their dog, chat away with locals and the subject often comes up.
The two swans and their four cygnets became covered in oil after the dredgers dug the substance up from the canal bed.
Well, after we gabbed awhile and sipped out tea, rocking in a couple of my old antique buys, he gets up to go.
Deanna, a hard-working and good-natured woman, was gladly up to share a smoke and some gab when not working the dive deck.
With both valves closed following combustion, the pistons in those cylinders come up and compress the exhaust gases instead of pumping them out.
Five days a week, I pack up my laptop, set myself up with some Earl Grey tea, and write my childish, disappointing prose.
He was three-quarters of a length up at the line, and could have gained no more than a neck's advantage by his early start.
Just to really stoke things up, we arrived at Lyneham to find that we'd been booked an early lunch in the canteen.
I congratulate all those MPs who have had the courage of their convictions in signing up to this early day motion.
We were encouraged to sign up early for events as some were expected to sell out early.
The agent came today, half an hour early, to measure up the rooms, note details and take photographs.
Today we woke up early and decided to see as much of the city as we could on foot.
A few producers were able to line up scripts early and finished that part of the work sooner.
They are now gearing up to host India for another three Tests and five one-day games early next year.
So this morning, I woke up early and enjoyed a long, lazy lie-in before popping the radio on just as I hopped into the shower.
Then I realized that I'd have to get up early to milk the goats and I am just not capable of becoming an early bird.
They try to play a very physical game and get on top of you early doors, but we've got to front up to them.
He's throwing out cards like a croupier early doors and the game could end up being a farce if he's not careful.
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You really have a lot of gall, Mackenzie, to come right up and say all these things.
Steven Bradshaw's image of Mr Yellow soaking up the sun amongst the daffs in Museum Gardens is simply one to make you smile.
A metallic scratching grabbed my attention, complete with robotic whirrs and a sound I knew to be a power pack charging up for use.
I was just getting ready to ask if I could join their gallant team, when the two remaining climbers showed up.
And in any case, our gallant troops will now be fully occupied in cleaning up the neighbourhood.
One day while out in the parking lot, the director happened to glance up at the east window.
Strong east winds to near tropical storm force have pushed water up to four to six feet above normal levels there.
They're also attractive for his daffy sense of humour and affection for actors dressed up as bears, lions and robots.
A stream of people I half-knew kept coming up to tell me how daft I looked.
Divorcing himself from feelings, he comes up with a weird comparison between human beings and galliwasps.
View the beautiful east window and soak up the sense of history at Carlisle Cathedral, where there are many historical points of interest.
I just tell myself I've been in hotter places growing up in the east Texas town of Jefferson.
Eventually, the papers would get caught up by the wind and carried east, away from us.
Less than an hour's drive east near the coast, and you can see what rail is up against.
The squall line was rapidly moving east and I had to come up with another plan quickly.
He found what it was that brought the bird down and powered up the fusion power plant again to get the lift circuits back online.
The timing on the flash panel will not hold up the PowerPoint presentation.
I would imagine that it must be very difficult for girls from an East Asian background growing up the UK if these representations are common.
From L.A., he had gone north up to Vancouver and had then taken an eastbound Canadian passenger train across Canada.
Australian chocolate manufacturers could not keep up with the demand for gift-wrapped chocolate Easter Bilbies.
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Talk was that they were building an electric power station a couple of miles up river.
After six hours sleep we woke up to a south easterly and clouds drifting past.
Within an hour we were standing on a torn up area of turf being blasted by a strong north easterly.
It will be Easter Monday, a public holiday and I'm not going to work, so I have to come up with something.
I had actually rejected this shop on Tuesday because it looked daggy and dank up the back, but yesterday I felt I couldn't go past it again.
The university takes up three floors, connecting tower, podium and galleria.
The central time zone has an earlier rush hour than the East Coast, as central has to wake up earlier to deal with the easterners.
He tramped up a flight of stairs and appeared in the minstrels' gallery overlooking the main collection hall.
Maybe this creates better sound for the people up in the circle and the gallery.
Janet and William Norwood, the young man's parents, were also seated in the gallery and stood up to tumultuous and prolonged applause.
Its diversified landscape has a rugged relief and is made up of rivers, ponds, meadows and floodplains, gallery forests and savannah.
The ship was a fast galley powered by three banks of rowers pulling up to 200 oars.
Though I found the speed-sensitive electric power steering to be a little too light at low speeds, it stiffened up over 40 mph.
The controlled power up helps prevent supply glitches during power-up and also prevents excessive dissipation.
Power couples are all around us, dahling, sucking up all the oxygen out of the room.
I needed to sober up and take in the air and, well, what about some opera, dahling?
Mohan's thoughts have drifted back to India, his homeland, to Kaveri Amma, the woman who was his dai and looked after him when he was growing up.
However, I also plan to make this top because it looks easy-breezy but has a few new concepts to pick up on.
He credits his wife, who gave up acting to be a full-time mom, with keeping the family going while he gallivants around the world.
He then sups it up and gallivants through New Jersey fighting aliens while destroying half of his town in the process.
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It was easy money but now many of them have been caught out and they end up on the streets.
We climbed a winding wooden staircase up into a quaint little room filled with over-stuffed sofas and dainty tables.
Katrina held up a light blue diamond flower, which hung delicately from a dainty chain.
I rang up Luke to ask if I was being too dainty in thinking it ghoulish to market a film of somebody contracting a deadly disease.
Our youth love luxury, they contradict their parents, gobble up dainties from the table, and tyrannise their teachers.
And then there's me, being pleasantly surprised that I can still swim quite easily, even though I'm only mid-way up the easy-peasy pool.
Petrol prices could go up by another 5p per gallon, or 1p per litre, in the coming weeks after an increase in the cost of crude oil.
What do a few buckets of waste mean anyway, in the grand scheme of things as you bob up and down atop gazillions of gallons of seawater?
Just as well we're in the country here, with a good breeze and gazillions of gallons of fresh air to sweep it up.
Her horse galloped up to the shore of the pool and along the grove of trees.
O'Brien was galloping his horses up a really steep hill at his brother's farm when the master trainers in England had theirs out for a stroll.
He was patiently waiting for her at the top of the hill, so she quickly galloped up the slope to catch up with him.
The advice conjures up all sorts of funny images of welly-clad officials galloping away from stick-wielding farmers at marts around the country.
As the Westmeath forward forced his way through for a last goal chance, he galloped up to his shoulder.
Some unfortunate chemist got caught and made an example of, and the system of scrutiny for science practicals was tightened up til it squeaked.
For simultaneous decoration and practicality, hang bulletin boards to pin up paper and pictures.
His suitcase finally turned up almost a month later, but it was practically empty.
Being the youngest of five, three of whom were practically grown up, she felt entitled to be a nuisance to them all.
Once there the family found accommodation in Hindley Street where the doctor set up practice.
After publication, he decided to leave anatomical research to take up medical practice.
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Only when I was standing on the dais did I feel that I had the title wrapped up.
She glanced at CJ standing up on the dais and then back down to the boy running toward her from the bottom of the steps.
Ryder tied the two ends of her daisy chain together to make a loop and sat it up on her head like a crown.
Not long ago, this long daisy chain of interlocking business was held up as a model of efficiency, but others see a much darker side to it all.
So for the moment my computer is hooked up to the router with ethernet, and Abi's laptop is daisy-chained to mine with the wireless cards.
After that, the SS officers set up gallows and had hangings during each roll call.
They stood by a gallows holding ropes which were strung over a pulley to become a noose holding up a body.
They have been rehearsing every weekend for the last three months, stepping up to daily practices for the last couple of weeks.
Also remember that the USB connection can be daisy-chained and can support up to 127 USB peripherals.
The KMVN rest house is the only habitation around, apart from a forest dak bungalow further up the hill.
Racers across Chippenham are busy practising their flipping skills this week in the run up to the town's annual pancake showdown on Tuesday.
There he stood, nine years of age, blinking up indulgently at his galoot of a father speaking at him in tongues.
These losers might treat you and your friends like dirt now, but they'll end up eating your dust.
They just brought up the issue about the Galileans whose blood Pilate had mingled with their sacrifices.
It has just ended in divorce, but both their sons are happily ensconced at Ermysted's Grammar School and are growing up as real Dalesmen.
He is a galumphing, white academic from working-class London who somehow wound up a Rembrandt scholar.
Even though galvanised iron was replacing some of the demand for slate, the quarries could barely keep up the supply.
Trying to look like I was having fun jumping up and down, I secretly eavesdrop on their conversation.
She'd promised the Dean that she would be at his office as soon as she got up, and she had already dallied enough as it was.
Not one to dally about, Sally quickly gathered up her cast and got them safely out of the building.
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They starved together, Minna helped his career, they separated, he dallied with other women, they tried again, they gave up.
Has he been ordered to stand up there in disgrace, as penance for dallying with Lady Hamilton and asking Hardy to kiss him?
We're not asking you to eBay your gear and take up shuffleboard, of course.
The ceaseless, restless ebb and flow of humanity makes up the shifting patterns of life in a city.
He was highly practical and would come up with pragmatic solutions on various issues.
He saw the pragmatic account of meaning as a method for clearing up metaphysics and aiding scientific inquiry.
If you picture it as water, you can feel where it flows and where it is dammed up or blocked.
We chose to gamble with the more direct train to Pavonia-Newport, hoping the rain would let up before we got there.
Financial speculators, who are gambling on more chaos in the Middle East, are also pushing up prices.
Instead of letting up, they exacerbate their injuries, potentially causing permanent damage.
Few seem prepared to stand up to a prejudice that is both socially and economically damaging.
Keep your security protection software up to date to combat the spread of damaging computer viruses.
A damage control team was called in with Billy overseeing the mop up operation.
I agreed to stop calling my position either a coherence or a correspondence theory if he would give up the pragmatist theory of truth.
The table they had set up was dark ebony with rather comfy chairs surrounding it.
Her ebony black hair was loose on her shoulders and I noticed that she wore no make up.
He, who grew up on the north shore of Lake Maggiore, filled a fish pond in the back yard with water hyacinths and gambusias from Lake Maggiore.
Rugby enthusiasts gave up on the sport after the game was dragged in the mud.
The company will set up a European e-business centre in Clonshaugh together with an internet data centre.
It is a total e-business solution suitable for a larger organisation requiring up to 200 concurrent users.
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She wasn't up to date on any of the systems and her parents don't let her buy Mature rated games anyway.
Duncan has stepped up his game to a new level and is a model of consistency for the rest of the league.
When he cleaned up in the final innings of the game, he was fully vindicated.
The final game against York was a clogged up battle with both sides showing fatigue.
The Swiss calmly wrapped up the victory on the first of three match points a game later.
Amiable careerists who can avoid making enemies have a definite leg up in this game.
If you want to play this game until you come across some hard evidence, that's up to you.
We have not yet taken up the gun but we do have a taste for fresh, wild game, and there is plenty of access to it here.
For my ingredients I get my fish from the market at North Shields or up at Amble, and my meat and game locally.
Young stockbrokers from a York school will be going up against professionals to try and beat them at their own game.
Rather than warning relatives of impending doom, hornbills might be calling to predators to make it clear that the game is up.
It has also left some very senior executives asking themselves if the game is up.
It is an extremely serious matter and the time has come for those who produced those photographs to acknowledge the game is up.
If you get it right, the turkey realises the game is up and offers no resistance.
I am guilty of getting my hopes up when somebody plays the game with a little more class and independence than usual.
Im still working every hour God sends or as near as dammit, quite frankly I'm fed up of it.
The brief wasn't my finest hour, but, when I showed up for the flight, my game face was on.
A beautiful silver horse had pranced out of the sky and lifted her up with it, carrying her away from any problems or dangers.
There was no way, however, that I could just prance up to his chambers and demand that he explain himself.
Is it that we like to dress up and put on makeup and dance and prance around?
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Being the younger child, she had always been pampered and now was always up to some pranks and tricks.
A prank call tied up members of three emergency services in a fruitless search for a body in the Garavogue river.
I sped up into a slow run, and he gamely matched my pace for about 200 yards.
Librarians from around the city gamely clamber up on the loading dock and spin tales.
Now, before you start up those emails, I'm not saying that movies shouldn't have pratfalls and physical comedy in them.
The segment, with a voice-over explaining the action, consisted largely of speeded up film and slapstick pratfalls.
In his directorial debut, he tries gamely to spice up the plotless proceedings by color-coding the different key stories.
Offenses can't run up the middle on them, and many teams take plays out of their game plans when facing defenses that feature these players.
I get to pick up Debbie from her last day at school, which is one of those milestones that come and go so damnably fast.
Sequences would build up into films, characters into legends and gameplay into classic puzzles.
He worked him hard in the first, going up 10-6 before giving up a stroke at game point.
The prime time slots serve up a steady diet of game shows and quiz shows, garnished with leggy models in skimpy clothes.
She ate a prawn cocktail, I had soup, but my love died when she lit up between courses.
Most damningly of all, it is alleged that up to six new councillors are heavily in debt on their council tax and voting illegally in the chamber.
I padded quietly over to the door and opened it, looking up at Donovan's slightly damp face and hair.
The mosque is now used by about 100 people for regular prayers and up to 200 for religious festivals.
An insulated concrete floor was laid, with a damp course up the walls and dry-lining downstairs.
Oester took up the beat by pummeling the back of his bass, and Wintsch reached inside his piano to dampen the notes he was playing.
Sailors' cutlasses, when carried on parade, always are hooked up to a belt.
A huge funfair and children's fairground will also be set up in the centre to turn Bradford into a vibrant shopping experience.
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The sexy singer said she wanted to make sure her children grow up in a fun-filled environment.
Sounds like the part-time vegetarians have been hasty in giving up their nut cutlets.
Leftovers from roast dinners could be used up, cold with relishes or made into pies or minced into cutlets and meatballs.
The smiling woman was dressed casually in a pair of denim cut-offs and a simple baby blue tank top, her chestnut hair tied up in a pony tail.
In the other direction from Poncebos, a bizarre funicular railway tunnels through the rock up to the sleepy village of Bulnes.
First, it required a metro back into town then a train out north, then a tram up a very steep hill, then a funicular railway to the top.
Take the funicular railway up Penang Hill, past the old colonial-style bungalows, to see the magnificent views from the top.
Rail travellers have snapped up more than 115,000 cut-price tickets as part of GNER's plans to win back passengers.
That's the cut-rate store where perfectly good clothes, shoes and toys inexplicably end up costing far less than originally intended.
Because cars are not allowed in the District, this funicular is the best way to get up there.
Other types of funiculars may utilize only one passenger car that is hoisted up and down the hillside or mountain.
I may even get better at answering mails straight away rather than letting them mount up until I drop into a blue funk about the backlog.
The rising star has been cooking up quite a storm of late with her laid-back jazz style and blend of funk, soul, hip-hop, Latin and deep house.
As for formals, I'd suggest bringing a few cocktail dresses and some accessories to funk them up a bit.
Rapper Rob B and the band funked it up through a beats and bass driven set and got the audience well into and out of it.
The band funks it up with varying shuffle drum backbeats, throbbing bass lines, a wailing saxophone and feathery keyboard treatments.
It's ideal for jazz players and, if you're so inclined, funking it up with a wah pedal.
And the CD funks it up with Bootsy Collins of Parliment and the Funkadelics.
While the first CD is incredibly mellow, with Athlete, Phoenix and Snow Patrol, the second CD funks it up a bit.
He successfully croons Rose Royce's Wishing On A Star and funks it up on Sister Sledge's Thinking Of You.
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Tony Hall funks it up big time with Trey starting to really get into it on Tell Me Something Good.
Dave Kent funks it up even more with his driving house and breakbeat remix, adding analogue bass and disco sounds.
Oh, I wanna see this guy, I wanna hear this music live, I wanna see if they're gonna remix it or funk it up differently when I see them.
They take old fashioned designs and funk them up with crazy colours and images of insects.
Serve healthy and refreshing iced teas instead of fizzy drinks, and funk them up with colourful straws.
Whether you want a traditional curled style or want to funk it up with spikes, tousles or free form hair tails you will be right in style.
It is a case-actuated system similar to one used by Hornady where a funnel inside the powder die is pushed up by contact with the primed case.
A sea funnel, taking the shape and appearance of an under-water tornado grew in size, swallowing up everything that came close enough to it.
A grey heron was disturbed on its lunchtime patrol, a raptor lumbered over on heavy broad wings, a soft warm wind funnelled up the valley.
I was twelve and I rode on the back of a big boy's bicycle flat into a funnel cloud that picked us up and threw us clean into the ditch.
I remember the hallway where I ducked in had newspaper funnies stuck up on the doorways.
One student watched her funnily as she violently shook her pen up and down.
I tried to give him the thumbs up but banged my funny bone on the pole and had to shriek in pain.
Now, however, employers are waking up to the idea that corporate social responsibility entails more than just sponsoring a fun run.
What the French lack in reason they make up for in sheer gall.
Monday The Mountaineering Council of Scotland adds to the furore over the controversial Cairngorm funicular which already has many skiers and conservationists up in arms.
The guards had fallen back farther than he had hoped they would, and his rush from the chapel hadn't gotten here in time to dam the enemy up further back.
If you are using a pond kit that operates on a 12-volt power supply, you can locate your pond up to 50 feet away from the system's outdoor power pack.
Mr Miller told us that one question kept cropping up from an early stage.
I've been in situations where l felt very strongly for someone, but I knew there was no hope with them, so instead of just letting it go I dammed it all up.

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