I'll never get over the liverish mud bursting into my mouth.
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The liverish blaze of Falakian sun bore down mercilessly from the crater's rim.
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Lest you think I am being liverish, I am not alone in my concerns.
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I can only suppose Mr Down arrived at Goodwood in a liverish frame of mind.
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Cameron is a good-looking swine and this makes the ageing gargoyles of Grub Street liverish.
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The head felt fine, the liver wasn't liverish, even after the Glenmorangie aged in port casks.
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He was heavily built, with an undershot jaw and a patch of liverish birthmark on his cheek.
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But there was no mortal connection between this liverish individual and the schemes of Dr. Fu-Manchu.
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The most striking Delubac piece is a diamond serpent necklace with liverish amethyst spots and protruding cabochon eyes.
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But when they ripened, they grew fat and juicy, the size of a grape, and of a liverish color.
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Suddenly the clouds parted westward, and Pendoggat could see Ger Tor outlined against a liverish patch of night sky.
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Everyone's feeling a bit liverish this morning, because we had to have the hacks' reception at Bute House last night.
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Across the table, the ample portion of pate, described as very traditional, hearty and liverish, was getting a good reception.
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On the walls, liverish or bilious colours such as some shades of green can be difficult, as can very bright fluorescent shades.
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The line features in two notable poems: "Adlestrop" by Edward Thomas and "Pershore Station, or A Liverish Journey First Class" by John Betjeman.
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He has the social fantasists, the Lib Dems led by Mr Clegg, to deal with and the liverish rednecks in his own party.
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Most of those will make it to the top of Arthur's Seat, an area of pitted, liverish rock the size of large sitting room.
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Other pieces call to mind other color words — puce, cream, chartreuse, peat, liverish, brass — that seem almost right but are, in the end, wrong.
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The thing on Sarah's scalp is the size of a large kernel and has a stale, liverish yellow color, but it doesn't brush away.
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The most common is that there was a pool near the Pier Head stained a deep liverish red colour by the peat in the soil.
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Murray's deep-fried squab was bony and over-cooked so that it was dry and had a liverish texture, with the merest hint of five spice powder.
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The station was opened as part of the Oxford, Worcester and Wolverhampton Railway on 1 May 1852. The station is the subject of a poem by John Betjeman called Pershore Station or A Liverish Journey First Class.
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Bradman's counsel was effective, as Lindwall did not have a no-ball problem during the tour.Fingleton, p. 44. Bill Jeanes, who was secretary of the Australian Board of Control and had managed the previous Australian tour of England in 1938, was offered the job of managing the 1948 team, but turned it down. Jeanes had become increasingly unpopular among the players because of an approach that cricket historian Gideon Haigh has called "increasingly officious and liverish".
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BEAP (or BAER) testing is done on puppies prior to sale to discover which puppies have hearing problems. Lethal Acrodermatitis or LAD is a lethal genetic degenerative disease found in Miniature Bull Terriers. It starts appearing in puppies around the age of 4 weeks. The usual black color of affected puppies will start to appear diluted and turn liverish, due to a zinc deficiency which results in a terrible skin condition, dysfunction of their overall system and eventually premature death.
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Johnson was a late appointment as manager for the 1948 tour of England, taking over from his New South Wales colleague Bill Jeanes, who was secretary of the Australian Board of Control and had managed the previous Australian tour of England in 1938. Jeanes had become increasingly unpopular among the players because of an approach that Haigh called "increasingly officious and liverish".Haigh and Frith, p. 100. Led by Bradman—widely regarded as the greatest batsman in history—the Australians went through their 34 matches without defeat, earning the sobriquet The Invincibles.
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