Zico was probably the best player on that Brazil side, but Socrates was its philosophy made flesh.
Extolled by poets and philosophers, instrumentalised both by Nazis and communists, Faust, together with Mephisto, seemed to be Germany made flesh.
You get the feeling that for Newt self-doubt is when he thinks he may have only been savagely brilliant rather than furious genius made flesh.
However, I put it to you, ladies and gentlemen, that we will see one part of the Olympic legacy made flesh on display today on London's streets.
Scientists were able to detect signals from heart and nerve cell electro-flesh made this way, allowing them to measure changes in response to certain drugs.
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In October the Conservative Mark Menzies suggested a new regulator in an adjournment debate and, hey presto, the Chancellor made the idea flesh in his Autumn Statement.
True spent the money to flesh out a song she had made up, pairing a hazy piano-based instrumental with girly, breathless vocals.
The original title of his directorial debut was Night of the Flesh Eaters, but the distributor made the change to Night of the Living Dead.
More than a dozen nations have detected horse flesh in processed products such as factory-made burger patties, lasagnas, meat pies and meat-filled pastas.
Prospects that come ready made with all the heart-ache and thousand natural shocks that flesh is heir to which they in turn inevitably inflict upon the salesman.
While our flesh gets replenished as cells die and are replaced, the enamel of our teeth is made only once, and at very specific times in our lives.
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