“From the very beginning, it was snowflakes that fascinated me most,” he told his biographer Duncan Blanchard.
They marched in perfectly disciplined lines, like safari ants, Duncan thought.
In 1975, after the death of both Vanessa and Duncan, Angelica was encouraged by a friend to write the story of her life.
The implants must fit together precisely to support a body in motion, said UCLA neurosurgeon Dr. Duncan McBride.
Duncan Hewitt reports on the disconnect between party promises and the ongoing silencing of public critics.
Duncan almost held his breath, for there were signs of a storm.
According to my notion it's the kind of fun that hurts when a girl is concerned, Duncan.
King was absent several days, and then returned with the team, stating that Duncan had gone west.
I've been calling it Duncan in the train, but, of course, he will want to choose his own name for it.
With this piece of canvas the Duncan flew before the wind with inconceivable rapidity.
from Gaelic donn "brown, dark" (see dun (adj.)) + ceann "head."
