This law of harmonization resulted in new Normas Oficiales Mexicanas (we translate Normas as "norms", though they have more political force than the English word suggests).
I remember Callas being bombarded with vegetables as she took her bows after her second New York Norma, a Saturday matinee.
A new monograph of Ms. Laverrière's work, published by Editions Norma in France, is $95 at Potterton Books, 979 Third Avenue (59th Street), ninth floor; (212) 644-212212
(860) 443-5378; (860) 443-1238 after June 9, www.theoneill.org GOODSPEED OPERA HOUSE; NORMA TERRIS THEATER -- Can Elvis Presley pull a Billy Joel? "All Shook Up," a new musical assembled from his songs, gets its feet wet at Goodspeed's Norma Terris Theater in Chester, May 13-June 6, on its way to Broadway next year.
[ Cadernos de Atenção Básica n. 12, Série A: Normas e Manuais Técnicos] (in Portuguese) 49.
He calmly goes out the door, like, well, a norma -- I mean, a typical child.
Director Billy Wilder said of Swanson that there was "a lot of Norma in her".
But nobody is ever likely to say of Close, "There's a lot of Norma in her".
But it was also an evening that looked back at one of the greatest figures from a previous generation:Norma Waterson, honoured with the lifetime achievement award.
Almost a century later, an out-of-town comedian who had studied up on the local slang tried a pasta dish layered with fried eggplant for the first time and exclaimed, "It's a Norma!" The name has stuck ever since.
