"It would have been unforgettable if Manny could have won by fair means after the elaborately foul ones he sportively resoted to last fall, when he kept Night Wind ahead of Vim almost the whole way around an 18-mile course.
If the hidebound network schedule was to change, it would logically follow that the annual springtime rite of selling commercial time after glitzy, elaborately staged upfront presentations would change, too.
"Recently in this department I mentioned a group of Larchmont yachtsmen who, as a prank, turned on the engine of the sloop they were sailing… "It would have been unforgettable if Manny could have won by fair means after the elaborately foul ones he sportively resoted to last fall, when….
The New Yorker, June 8 , 1940P. 71 "It would have been unforgettable if Manny could have won by fair means after the elaborately foul ones he sportively resoted to last fall, when he kept Night Wind ahead of Vim almost the whole way around an 18-mile course.
By Glen Perry The New Yorker, June 8, 1940 P. 71 "It would have been unforgettable if Manny could have won by fair means after the elaborately foul ones he sportively resoted to last fall, when he kept Night Wind ahead of Vim almost the whole way around an 18-mile course.
This really means Corel is burying the highly publicized program in the backroom after months of elaborately giving away a much lauded consumer 'beta' version of the Java suite.
I perused shelf after shelf; each elaborately wrapped candy held a memory.
After performing an elaborately choreographed medley of their hits, representatives from the group co-founders Robert Clivillés and David Cole and vocalists Zelma Davis and Freedom Williams—assembled at the podium to accept their award.
The curious thing in both cases is that, though it is the ideas that drive the novels and, after the ideas, the elaborately constructed plot, the characters are more human, more simply important to the reader, than in many finely constructed, primarily psychological studies.
After their sojourn in the closet, the nisperos and mammees that I buy on Fifth Avenue in Brooklyn are as sweet as the ones I had in my childhood and certainly as elaborately sought after as the ones that I climbed trees to pick during my trip to Mérida.
