1.   All this detail is directly relevant to the fishing.

2.   Architectural details there were few and those were the worse for wear.

3.   Blank space Please check your policy schedule at the back of your policy to ensure the details we hold are correct.

4.   But their details are often still controversial and their meaning can only be appreciated by placing them in context.

5.   Detail is a lower-level job, involving the preparation of detailed drawings for use by craftsmen or women.

6.   Details are available from area managers, regional managers or commercial operations manager Carol McGhie.

7.   Details were to be given at a midday news conference.

8.   For more complex molecules in whose spectra vibrational detail is not resolved, assignments are difficult to make.