The Public Administration (9.30am) has a session on migration statistics which should not be nearly as dry as it sounds.
The thought of her buttery lemon-ginger scones makes us forget we ever dismissed that baked good as dry and boring.
She has the rare gift of making a subject as dry as it gets as exciting and clear as can be.
In the North Island, at estates such as Dry River, the winemaking team, under the auspices of Neil McCallum, create scintillating, tense Riesling.
If you've written off turkey as dry or bland, this tender, juicy take, enlivened with a squeeze of lemon, will renew your faith.
Even though conventional vaccines are transported as dry powder rather than in solution, they still need to be dissolved in water before injection.
The dry weather is raising worries about fire as dry conditions fueled recent grassland blazes in rural Nebraska and other parts of the Midwest.
The septic shock had left her with heart and respiratory failure as well as dry gangrene of her foot, which would have to be amputated.
The Met Office said this suggested that spring overall would be slightly drier than average - but not as dry as the springs of 2010 and 2011.
Only a couple of inches of rain have fallen in Southern California since the start of the year, making the region as dry as it normally would be in the fall, when fire season is typically at its peak.
Heady stuff indeed, but Ives, a wire-thin man who favors gin martinis as dry as his wit, is enjoying quite a bit of limelight after steadily building an unorthodox career first as a playwright of one-act comedies and lately as a sought-after theatrical medic.
Modena, next to Parma, is the epicenter of the gourmet vinegar trade, where Aceto Balsamico Tradizionale di Modena is made, the good stuff when it comes to balsamic vinegar, to the supermarket junk most Americans (and restaurants) use as dry aged ribeye is to microwaved convenience store burgers.
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Their formats are as cold and dry as the facts you input.
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Etiquette and manners still matter at work, but it's not as cut and dry as not licking your knife while enjoying a steak dinner.
Rose, intellectual property litigator with Bradley Arant Boult Cummings, a law firm in Nashville, the issue may not be entirely as cut and dry as some think.
Much of what is sold under the moniker "bagel" where I live is as bready and dry as toast before being toasted, which it must be to become palatable. (With those words, bagel cognoscenti will understand that I have just condemned these specimens to the same circle of hell reserved for blueberry bagels.) The new trend should be my salvation, but alas, it leaves me cold.
He presented it not as a dry policy plan, with just numbers and actuarial tables, but as a manifesto that drew on the canon of Western political philosophy as interpreted by conservative intellectuals.
It's not as cut-and-dry as last night's declaration that a new Retina Display-equipped iPod Touch is due in the next few weeks, but our man John Gruber just put up a lengthy post on the long-rumored CDMA iPhone for Verizon in which he says the mythical handset is codenamed "N92" and has reached "engineering verification test" (EVT) status.
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As well as a dry, gunflint taste on the palate, the marriage of a creamy texture with a ferocious attack is sensational.
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Its lead product - LMS-611 - is also aimed at radiotherapy induced xerostomia (Rix), commonly known as "dry mouth" in cancer patients.
You also can add local businesses, such as a dry cleaners, says Andy Miller, director of mobile products for Constant Contact, which owns CardStar.
Mr Blair is occasionally said to see Labour's coalition with the Liberal Democrats in Scotland as the dry-run for a similar coalition at Westminster.
S. Eliot, whom Crane regarded as too dry, too learned and too pessimistic in his vision of life, Crane's own take on existence was more ecstatic and positive.
The catch with robocasting, a manufacturing method that has been used mostly for making new sorts of ceramic, is that the filaments tend to lose their structure and blend together as they dry.
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The research pipeline was dry as well as empty, and marketers were slow on the draw.
He said the painting was completed at 03:00 GMT but did not dry as had been anticipated.
Televised poker tournaments used to be "as exciting as watching paint dry, " admits World Poker Tour producer Steven Lipscomb.
Global trade appears to be slowing, according to the little-known barometer known as the Baltic Dry Index ( BALDRY).
New wells will fail to plug the gap left as older fields dry up, despite the investment that 2008's higher prices encouraged.
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