During that final transfer to the Church of Santa Croce in Florence, an aristocratic admirer cut off three of Galileo's fingers as keepsakes.
The final shot of Craft's standout career, one that earned him legions of haters and admirers, bounced off the glass and then the rim but did not drop through the net.
The grandson of a courtier of the Prussian Queen Luise, for whom he maintained a lifelong reverence, and an on-again, off-again admirer of Bismarck, whose speeches he loved to read over breakfast (and whose style he compared, favorably, to Shakespeare's), Fontane had an abiding admiration for the values of the old Prussian nobility, the Junkertum: simplicity, honor, and directness.
Westin Hicks, an analyst at J.P. Morgan, is a Duperreault admirer: "He pulled off the biggest acquisition of the year at the bottom of the property/ casualty cycle.
J.P. Morgan analyst Westin Hicks is a Duperreault admirer: "He pulled off the biggest acquisition of the year at bottom of the property/casualty cycle.
The whole pilot is available online — scifi.com/amazingscrewonhead/ — so admirers of the one-off 2002 comic "Amazing Screw-On Head" by Mike Mignola ("Hellboy") need not wait another minute to see this television adaptation.
A friend and admirer of Agnes Martin, this Santa Fe resident creates off-white abstractions out of wax and resin.
But embracing a weird, vaguely colonialist (and arguably racially tinged) line of argument is unlikely to win the Brexit cause any new converts so much as piss off admirers of Obama on both sides of the Atlantic.
He is a long-term admirer of Gordon Brown's marshalling of the economy, and such loyalty has paid off.
Williams, an ardent admirer of Tim Duncan and the defending champion Spurs, laughed off the notion that celebrity-laden New York first and foremost demands more star power.
