The bookseller's debtor-in-possessor financing expires on April 29, and the committee expressed further unhappiness that the bookseller does not seem able to find any alternative financiers, despite its attempts to contact more than 100.
The ebb of fern fever, Mr. Allen wrote, had "pricked a precious delusion of the Victorian gentry: that refined tastes were possible only in possessors of refined social backgrounds".
The "wrinkled lip" is a particularly brilliant detail that suggests an age of sneering and sensuality in its possessor.
His fourth collection, North (1975), was a stepping stone on the way to his ultimate status as the "greatest living poet" – the most widely read poet in English, possessor of incomparable gifts and impeccable instincts, and all the other superlatives heaped on him.
Luckily, the co-owner Saul Bolton is a longtime presence in Brooklyn, possessor of one of the borough's four Michelin-starred eateries, so the feeling as the Vanderbilt took shape in the course of several months was mostly one of eager anticipation.
That is where the silent Svengali comes in, the possessor of the secret pop formula: take Wayne Hector – the songwriter behind 30 No 1 singles to date, a man who's written for Westlife, Damage, 5ive, Blue, A1, Il Divo, JLS and One Direction.
The possession of the concept of pleasure thus presupposes the presence of a rich and contextually embedded concept of the good in its possessor that no mere momentary qualitative experience could supply.
It is, indeed a character trait that is, a disposition which is well entrenched in its possessor, something that, as we say "goes all the way down", unlike a habit such as being a tea-drinker but tea-drinker but in questhen, far from being a single track disposition to do honest actinns, or even honest actions for certain reasons, is multi-track.
Functional neuroimaging findings reported by Zatorre et al. (1998) pointed to the importance of left dorsolateral frontal cortex in supporting conditional verbal-pitch associations in AP possessors while listening to tones (an implicit pitch naming task).
To be valuable to the people who covet them, objects like these require an "accompanying narrative furnished by its possessor in order to fill in that which is missing and to allow the fragment to reflect the event or experience of which it is a part".
