Two hours later, she's interviewing the singer Leslie Uggams on her own show, empathizing and eliciting helpful hints on comebacks.
Mr. Luisotti was a graceful partner, mirroring the singers' phrasing and eliciting incisive, vibrantly etched playing from the orchestra.
Mr. Maazel treated the symphony with utter respect, bringing articulate execution and structural clarity to his performance and eliciting burnished playing from the orchestra.
Most suspensefully, Harry understands that solving a murder case is no longer simply a matter of tracking down the killer and eliciting a confession.
At his core, Bill was a true leader, inspiring dedication, fostering goodwill, and eliciting the best ideas and solutions among those who worked for and with him.
The final report, released with little fanfare in March 1999 and eliciting little Congressional interest, found improper practices at all 11 bases.
Beyond his many honors and accomplishments, Mr. O'Keefe was a vibrant, gregarious man who loved a good story, thick books and eliciting the laughter of those around him.
"We can't do that," Benitez said, waving his arms and eliciting little reaction from the other Mets while squawking for almost a minute.
A stroppy teenager moves among the quietly chatting audience, talking loudly on her mobile phone – and eliciting some genuinely frosty glares.
It has begun to restructure the armed forces, removing officers who collaborated with the past regime and eliciting a formal apology for the 1992 coup.
Perched on husband David's lap, and eliciting smiles from seatmate Anna Wintour, Harper watched the models process by and applauded on cue at the end of the show.
