The report also said that hospitals were spotless but bare, few had running water or power, and drugs and medicine were in short supply.
It's a bare house with few possessions, although he obviously loved sport – there are boxes of Everton football and England cricket programmes, and ticket stubs going back decades.
It's a bare house with few possessions, although he obviously loved sports there are boxes of Everton football and England cricket programs, and ticket stubs going back decades.
Marie Jones's "Stones in His Pockets" can be produced with little more than a bare stage and a few hat changes, and it has been, in one regional theater after another.
Some artists collaborated with Herron to stage a scene, while others opted for a bare bones approach; a few were exhibitionist, while others posed demurely.
The resulting one-and-a-half hours of delirious flesh-chewing fun – a hot-blooded genre pic called Wyrmwood: Road of the Dead – flies in the face of the golden rules of making shoestring-budget productions (in other words few actors, a bare minimum number of locations and no elaborate effects).
Harris has six three-person crews that can usually construct a course from a bare piece of property in fewer than three weeks.
It was little more than a few desks in a bare room where white-robed bankers created investments that generated profits in forms other than interest.
Granted, "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls" has a few bare behinds, a few bare breasts (of vintage Playboy proportions) and two or three moments of pelvic upheaval, conducted with slapstick energy in the discreet middle distance.
Back in London, the musical world laid bare a few of its connections: the Los Angeles Philharmonic, whose home is Gehry's Disney Concert Hall, have had a residency at the Barbican with chief conductor Gustavo Dudamel.
