By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, November 26 , 1932P. 9 A lady, married to writer who was always finding excuses for not getting down to writing, rented an old.
He has chomped on haunch of journalist, gizzard of priest, pancreas of politician and neck of general, always finding time for a mid-course palate cleanser of Helen Vendler.
Guitarist Bernard Sumner was sly and self-contained, always finding a heater for himself for their freezing practice rooms.
Everyone was keen for him to get married, and his aunts were always finding suitable girls for him.
He flourishes his French because he is always finding nice words for the cruel things that he wants to say.
In this study, the factors that increased the odds that information seeking helped to cope included being mostly euthymic, always finding what looking for, searching monthly or more frequently, needing help coping, and discussing findings with the doctor.
Among his clients, primarily banks that specialize in aircraft loans, Mr. Hill has a reputation for always finding his plane.
Because of reading, I'm always finding a new tool for my writerly toolbox.
These are extremely handy for always finding your pliers, hammer, wrenches, screwdriver bits and so on.
So when we were kids we were always finding different music to work for our little movies that we'd play for our parents on the VHS camera".
