In August, Ms. Riley, who worked as a law clerk at the same firm as her husband, received a letter from the mayors of towns surrounding Fort Dix, saying, "We feel it is imperative you answer some questions about how your penchant for defending lowlifes like this would affect decisions you make in the Legislature".
coaching legend Lavell Edwards, which should say something about his penchant to call pass after pass, pass after pass.
I was less happy about his penchant for pulling up the socks over his knees, however.
But he also liked to tell a story about his penchant for sleeping in.
These days, the fanatics in Torcida have war stories that are less about beatings and more about their penchant for sneaking flares inside the stadium.
Now, lawyers use words like "mellowed," "sweet" and "inspirational" to describe him, and one longtime prosecutor began to cry while talking about his penchant for gallows humor.
On one hand, scientists and judicial experts say, knowing that someone has committed a brutal crime as a youngster says little about his penchant as an adult.
He has been surprisingly honest about his penchant for dissembling — even saying so under oath, in a deposition in a lawsuit over the band Boston.
At Harvard last year, to accept the Hasty Pudding Theatricals' Woman of the Year Award, she joked about her penchant for roles that turn acting into an extreme sport.
About the latter he said, when challenged about its penchant for beheadings and limb amputations: "They have their culture, their way of life".
