Sentence examples for agent muses from inspiring English sources
By James Kevin McGuinness The New Yorker, October 31 , 1925P. 15 The renting agent muses.
The New Yorker, October 31 , 1925P. 15 The renting agent muses.
The FBI agent had mused that a man like Wright can only pretend to change.
Her mother, a homemaker turned travel agent, is her muse.
The petite stylist joked with her muse, "Your agent didn't tell you I was going to shave your hair?" Ms. Du is a stylist at the Angus Mitchell Salon in Beverly Hills.
Were she to create a major company, moving from muse to artistic agent, she would be just as singular: None of America's most prominent ballet companies are run by women.
"London: the great cesspool into which all kinds of criminals, agents and drifters are irresistibly drained," Sherlock muses.
"I always think that's why you pay your agents and managers all that money," he muses.
Indeed, in Vermeer's painting, the artist is not so much the recipient of the muse's inspiration as the agent through whom she takes on life and significance.
Her agent, David Bonnouvrier, compares Kroes to Christy Turlington, another Calvin Klein muse.
