The score, by Alan Menken and Glenn Slater, bends toward trite sentimentality, as if refusing pepper on a plate of day-old spaghetti.
North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory (R) offered a plate of cookies Tuesday to a group of mostly female demonstrators protesting a new law he signed Monday restricting abortion access.
Pass anything under it and receive a detailed analysis: a plate of five-day-old chicken, a book-club selection, or the succulent that's either alive, dead, or in some sort of succulent purgatory.
One is that the method for generating a silenced phenotype is rapid and robust, requiring only a cDNA plasmid clone, a biolistic apparatus and a plate of six-day-old Ceratopteris gametophytes.
Many of the slaves interviewed by the Guardian recalled being fed just a plate of rice a day.
For the past two years, Myint Thein has been forced to work 20-hour days as a slave on the high seas, enduring regular beatings from his Thai captain and eating little more than a plate of rice each day.
She spilled a plate of tomatoes the other day, sending the red slices skimming across the kitchen floor.
"There's a certain luck making business here," Mr. Sato told a guest over a plate of sushi the other day.
Never; why would we do that?" Ms. Strothman asked rhetorically over a plate of ravioli the other day after shuttling in from her Boston headquarters for a quick lunch near the company's Park Avenue South offices.
Due to Othello's charming name and his decision to charge into the Dominican embassy for a plate of foie gras one day, we were invited to Santo Domingo to stay with a family we met there who claimed they dominated the island.
I wind up with one kid on each leg, staring into a plate of familiar camp-issue Day-Glo eggs as a lawyer from Sacramento (Year Eight at the Lair!) tells his three boys to listen in on my Brooklyn accent: "Let's see if it's better or worse once she's had her coffee".
