The viewer is enticed by the deliberate placement of phrases, formulas, and other elements to try to winkle out the connections. |
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If England can just winkle one more out tonight they will be firmly in charge. |
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And after all, there is something to be said for taking time to winkle out the trail's secrets. |
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One of my favourite snapshots of my son shows him running around, winkle to the wind, naked as the day he was born. |
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His relentless search to winkle out the new and a youthful ability to keep his ear to the ground is to be taken seriously. |
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Where Bintley probes psychology lightly, McCabe seems to burrow, and winkle out hidden layers. |
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He realises the paramount importance of getting all the facts into the public domain before the press winkle them out. |
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What McCandless has achieved is to winkle out the precise formula for becoming a successful astrologer. |
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It takes a while to winkle out the details of all the awards Smith has received across her career. |
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The lesser chink shell has much more of a classically winkle squat and rounded shape, with the male and females sexes able to be determined by sight alone. |
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With a few accurate verbal strokes, she could winkle out the defining aspect of a personality. |
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When you know how many there are in the lake, you would think that an experienced angler would be able to winkle out a few trout, but we had found it tough. |
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This plan proposes, among other things, to tap into emerging species such as the sea urchin, the rock crab, the winkle, as well as those for which there is not a large market, such as herring and mackerel. |
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Check out Istanbul Eats to winkle out good local places to try. |
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After all, he didn't want his winkle to get so big it became unruly and unnatural. |
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Entering the city while letting most of the fighters escape would pave the way for a long partisan war, waged by guerrillas based in the mountains, where they are almost impossible to winkle out. |
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Poland's geology is different from America's and new techniques may be needed to winkle out the gas. Ukraine has recently granted exploration licences to Chevron and Shell, and Romania has also awarded a few. |
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Sukarno was persuaded to invest him with emergency powers and then, politely but firmly, was made to stand aside. The better to winkle out the communists, Suharto set up two intelligence agencies. |
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European and IMF officials warned Greece this month that curbing tax evasion, which costs the government €15 billion each year, would be vital in unlocking more bail-out money. A tax amnesty can winkle out cash. |
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In a winkle of an eye, the single rings reappear wound around the tube. |
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Look out too for dunlins, knots, redshanks, bar-tailed godwits, curlews and oystercatchers as they use their long thin beaks to winkle out worms and molluscs. |
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Whatever secrets the villagers might think they're hiding, you can bet Cain Dingle will winkle them out and extract large wodges of cash out of them for the privilege. |
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I doubt we'll get any rain out of it, but I like to listen to Rip Van Winkle and the boys playing ninepins all the same. |
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Rip Van Winkle has nothing on the U.S. electric-transmission industry, which has slept for nearly two decades while market restructuring changed the world around it. |
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The cult of Pappy van Winkle By Elton Felton There are lines around the block and long waiting lists. |
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Though, at their best, the Van Winkle whiskies are excellent, Pappy is not uniquely great. |
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Coral eased Rip Van Winkle out to 7-4 from 6-4 and make Zenyatta 3-1 from 7-2 following Tuesday afternoon's draw ceremony. |
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He makes Rip Van Winkle look like a catnapper and if they ever did a remake of The Big Sleep then McCoy would make a perfect Humphrey Bogart. |
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The Royal Crescent is the venue for a chase between two characters, Dowler and Winkle. |
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Here the leather-legginged boy laughed very heartily, and then tried to look as if it was somebody else, whereat Mr. Winkle frowned majestically. |
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Mr. Winkle... took his hand with a feeling of regard, akin to veneration. |
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