Tubular

During this week, he completed "Part One" of Tubular Bells; "Part Two" was then compiled over a number of months. citation Virgin years (1973–91) Tubular Bells is Oldfield's most famous work.

Far into the future, a yet-to-be-born preservationist may advocate moving Pinellas Park’s totally tubular pipe to Heritage Village or another site as a historic landmark.

Her reading the sheet of paper is accompanied by a motif of muted trumpets and a trombone; tubular bells, quietly embedded in each scene’s climax, suggest a clock striking, and time running out.

The new owners plan to keep the 12 current employees, then double employment in the next two years and expand its traditional product line of tubular felt belts used as roller covers in manufacturing and polishing applications.

Amongst hand-painted titanium orchids that looked as if they should be soft to the touch, and gem-encrusted peonies, was a magnificent tulip brooch made from an enormous, tubular pearl believed to be from a giant clam, and another for the tulip bud.

Its trellis-style tubular-steel frame is clearly visible, as are the V-twin's cylinder casings and two-into-one exhaust system.

That’s especially true with the Rock Creek version, which sports an aggressive front fascia, grille inserts, trendy black cladding, raised off-road suspension, all-terrain tires and tubular roof rack that can hold 220 pounds.

There is always something tubular about her oratory but her nerves amplified the megaphone manner.

The researchers also determined that ER-PM contact density is greater at the back end because the ER has a relatively flat structure there, whereas it is relatively tubular and wavy at the front, and thus can't contact the membrane as snugly.

The tailoring was youthful and mostly boxy for suits and topcoats, while trench coats came slim and tubular.

This summer Thomas has been part of the Totally Tubular Festival tour in the States appearing alongside other artists from the Eighties including Bow Wow Wow and Tom Bailey of the Thompson Twins.

However, some affected individuals have had abnormal calcium deposits (calcifications) in the brain, intellectual disability, and a form of kidney disease called renal tubular acidosis.

Recognised as one of the most beautiful of all climbing plants, with its pure white tubular flowers 10cm long, it was introduced to the west in 1847 and quickly became a favourite conservatory plant in the UK.

Returning, she found that the tubular taters had grown out of control, making her home look like a scene pulled from a bad B movie.

The GT-R camera car was fitted with a custom tubular structure that was welded to the chassis and could hold the weight of a professional carbon fiber gimbal camera mounting system.

Tubular ones, fitted with perches too small for large birds and filled with mixed-seed finch food, will attract finches and other small birds.

On the cost side, Abraxas ran into some issues with tubular failures that pushed up its lease operating expense for the quarter.

Eventually the highway is superseded by vehicles traveling in new dimensions: sideways up buildings, or using gyroscopes to travel on top of or underneath elevated tubular roads.

Never mind drip, drip, drip–this is more like wave, tubular, tsunami!

Some shotguns, like the Kel-Tec KSG or Standard Manufacturing DP-12, address the capacity limitation by adding a second tubular magazine.