The nation's songs, too, are always diverting.
Because his mind is capacious and lively, his talk is nearly always diverting, but he wishes he were less garrulous.
By Paul Gallico The New Yorker, May 23 , 1936P. 35 The radio set high on an English hillside overlooking the Channel can be an incredibly exciting and always diverting adventure.
And I shan't be alone in missing the always diverting company of a generous and unusual friend – the rarest of friends, I am proud to say, who made me laugh until I cried on so many unforgettable occasions.
For two years now, in the spring, the British Broadcasting Corporation has been getting down on its hands and knees and crawlingabout in the underbrush… The radio set high on an English hillside overlooking the Channel can be an incredibly exciting and always diverting adventure.
AMATO OPERA: "THE MERRY WIDOW" Since Lehár's operetta is always diverting around holiday time, it might be fun to catch one of the final performances at Anthony Amato's tiny East Village theatre, which boasts a cast of robust professionals and amateurs.
So a different retort is needed, a defusing one to which the only sensible response is a chuckle: "we lose every week, we lose every weee-eek, you're nothing special, we lose every week" or the always diverting: "Let's pretend we've scored a goal … ".
AMATO OPERA Since Lehár's "The Merry Widow" is always diverting at holiday time, and the economic plight of the libretto's fictional Balkan kingdom (who will gain the widow's millions?) is scarcely less worrying than our own, it might be just the right time to take in a performance at Anthony Amato's tiny East Village theatre, which boasts a cast of robust professionals and amateurs.
Intense internal pressures make them behave like inefficient monopolists whose preoccupation with the division of the spoils of collective bargaining always diverts them from the expansion of the economic pie.
