Exquisite.

Ain't that elegant?

I really think that the number is conservative.

That's very elegant.

It has been ascertained that the rate was understated.

You look very elegant.

You look very elegant.

She's just laid it down nice and tidy.

Everything is beautiful, reserved and elegant.

Hello, Lily. You're looking mighty smart this morning.

But the report plainly understated the degree of public support for change.

Be aware post production costs are often underestimated.

Here your taste buds will have a jolly holiday. 11 appetizers of wide variety along with the standard fare greet you to get you rolling on this flavor sensation carousel.

Didrik follows elegantly and easy straight after.

Yes, of course, it's not the same.

Killing's not elegant or creative. It's not my style.

It appears that there is no way for political leaders to leave the scene gracefully.

The current estimate is also understated by 1.6 million (see paras. 40 44).

In reality, Volfovich beautifully and elegantly lost Amur Region along with Abramov.

The savings were somewhat offset by expenditure overruns relating mostly to miscellaneous services.

Mayan pyramids and large temples were built elegantly using stone tools.

How could the young Nabokov, sitting innocently and elegantly in a red chair,

Pretty elegant. Nothing like a crash to end a joke. That completes my oeuvre.

She walked elegantly, like a giraffe on the African savannah, holding the flag on her shoulder.

Right, that tunic that she's wearing, and that pools down around her waist, falling from her breasts in a very graceful way.

An iPod's elegantly simple appearance masks underlying technology that is understood by only a tiny percentage of its users.

I did it all Agile, refactored, really elegantly structured if I do say so myself.

One way to change our genes is to make new ones, as Craig Venter has so elegantly shown.

Clay Shirky, that great chronicler of everything networked, has captured the assumption that this challenges in such a beautiful way.

Steven That's the perfect word, dance like. Look at the figure on the extreme left.

The elegant interior was designed by Italian architect Luciano Belcapo and offers guests several corners to relax in.

But the hookworm has evolved the ability to produce a molecule that elegantly jams up the cascade of chemical reactions that create clots.

The hotel at the top elegantly continues the line of the mountain and is one of the most significant pieces of 20th century architecture in the country.

You will see at first glance just how perfectly the building s shape follows the line of the mountain, elegantly fitting into the local landscape.

Meanwhile, Argentina's neighbor and Mercosur trading partner, Brazil, saw its currency depreciate some say that it became significantly undervalued.

But, by providing an honest, rigorous assessment of the major reform proposals, the Independent Banking Commission has performed an invaluable service, and deserves recognition for a job elegantly done.

Even though NBG is a conservative extension of ZFC, a theorem may have a shorter and more elegant proof in NBG than in ZFC (or vice versa).

Guests can look forward to a perfectly balanced combination of historical and modern interiors, spacious, elegantly furnished rooms, an excellent restaurant, spa and large private garden.

(d) bis. If the tender price is abnormally low in relation to the goods, construction or services to be procured, and raises concerns as to the ability of the tenderer to perform the contract, provided that

This price advantage is often due to exchange rates in places like China and Japan, whose currencies are undervalued by between 25 and 40 , which often offsets US efficiency advantages.

Unlike its neighbor to the south (prior to Argentina's crisis), Brazil has a flexible exchange rate system its currency is not overvalued if anything, it is undervalued.

The Weeknd viewed that, by singing vulgar, ignorant lyrics in an elegant, sexy way, he is paying homage to R. Kelly and to some degree Prince.

Indeed, the last war that Israel won elegantly in the way that Netanyahu imagines that wars should be won began from the supposedly indefensible 1967 lines.

The National Commission for Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration estimated in March 2005 that there were 10,000 militia members in Côte d'Ivoire, although this number is very likely to have been underestimated and could increase.

The car pulls up to the barrier, realizes there's no path to go, and invokes its A star planner and comes up with a turn around maneuver, that is not particularly elegant, but it's super effective.