(n.) A plant (Salvia sclarea) of the Sage family, used in flavoring soups.
Example Sentences:
(1) Cresswell set up his first production company, Wonderdog Productions, with Julian Clary and Paul Merton, and Clary's Channel 4 show Sticky Moments was one of his first big hits.
(2) No differences in muscular pattern (IDANCO system: Clarys and Cabri, 1988) or activity between the indoor distances and between the outdoor distances were found.
(3) Unfortunately, Hollywood has now reached the stage of late Julian Clary, where everything he says sounds as if it might be double entendre.
(4) Expert panel Jonathan Spruce , vice chair of the national transport expert panel at the Institution of Civil Engineers Isabel Dedring , deputy mayor for transport, Greater London Authority Greg Marsden , director of the Institute for Transport Studies at the University of Leeds Susan Claris , associate director at Arup , an engineering and design consultancy Jason Torrance , head of policy at Sustrans , a charity which focuses on sustainable transport Stephen Joseph , chief executive of the Campaign for Better Transport Abby Hone , principal transport planner for Brighton & Hove city council Rupert Fausset , principal sustainability adviser at Forum for the Future Hugh Sumner , senior transport adviser for London Gatwick Simon Warburton , head of policy and strategy for Transport for Greater Manchester A representative from Transport Systems Catapult will also be taking part To be updated as panellists confirm.
(5) The weekly Julian and Sandy sketches made it easier for camp or gay comics like Julian Clary, Larry Grayson and Graham Norton to be accepted.
(6) – Susan Claris , associate director at Arup , an engineering and design consultancy 6.
(7) Among the untreated control mice, when the mean CFU per spleen increased to a level greater than 10(8), small numbers of organisms resistant to clarithromycin (CLARI) were isolated from some of the spleens; the frequency of CLARI-resistant mutants was estimated to be between 10(-8) and 10(-9).
(8) In mice treated with 200 mg of CLARI per kg of body weight six times weekly, however, CLARI-resistant organisms were isolated from the spleens of all mice examined after treatment for 8 weeks; the mean CFU per spleen and the frequency of resistant mutants were significantly greater than those of control mice and increased further after treatment for 16 weeks.
(9) Through the prisms of Louise Cazalet (beautiful, angular, selfish, dramatic), her cousins Polly (beautiful, kind), Clary (unbeautiful, clumsy, a writer and idealist) – all three, in fact, aspects of herself – Howard traces the damage such silences can cause: the shock when ignorance results in unwanted pregnancy; the passivity engendered by always feeling they had to say yes – which is perhaps one of the reasons why Howard found herself embroiled in so many affairs with married men.
(10) Or the way in which, as Clary puts it in Marking Time , "when one wanted everything to be good with somebody, one started not telling them everything."
(11) Absorption of iron in the intestine of three different species of fishes, namely; Claris batrachus, Channa striatus and Esomus danricus has been described.
(12) YA book adaptations can be treacherous This film publicity image released by Screen Gems shows Jamie Campbell Bower as Jace, left, and Lilly Collins as Clary in a scene from "The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones.
(13) "I work for the Home Office, and the build-up to this is making me more nervous than George Osborne with a red briefcase," writes Alex Warwick, veering dangerously close to Julian Clary territory.
(14) The hardware required for the operation of this system includes a Macintosh PowerBook 170 and FilemakerPro software by Claris.
(15) A psychopharmacology testing package was generated by Multiple Choice, a Claris HyperCard 2.1 based software application.
(16) You’ll pop up in Cinderella, next to Julian Clary’s Dandini (maybe).
(17) Neither is the fact that both Julian Clary and Graham Norton are on BBC1 on the same night (it's a mistake, but PC it ain't).
Clavy
Definition:
(n.) A mantelpiece.
Example Sentences:
(1) As a result, subungual clavi, unguis incarnatus, unguis convolutus, or laterally turning onychogryposis like a cork-screw develop.
(2) A thirty-seven year old man presented with volar lesions resembling widespread clavi.
(3) No arthritic recurrences were observed, callosities, clavi and mild pain were rarely found.
(4) Repetitive frictional insults over years to human skin result in lichenification, callosites, and clavi (corns).
(5) The clavi-pectoral route provides a limited approach to the axillary vessels as they emerge from the costal-subclavian outlet.
(6) The spaces are: "Pleural suspensory Apparatus", interscalene spaces (vascular and neural), costo-clavicular, clavi-pectoral, retro-pectoralis minor, pre-humeral head, median nerve roots compass, pre-scalene space.
(7) All three deliberately present themselves in a very Roman way - the woman has her jewellery and the men wear clavi , white tunics with red stripes.