Sentence examples for and in the classic from inspiring English sources

And in the classic way of all things in the advertising world, she is not even Jamaican, but from Trinidad.

And in the classic doublespeak of military juntas, he loudly condemned the opposition for dealing with foreign powers, while he was actively seeking the help of Western diplomats as well as the Persian Gulf sheikdoms that largely financed his coup.

The girls' father was an immigrant from Vladivostok, Russia, who made his start in America selling chickens from a wagon and, in the classic New World success story, wound up owning movie theaters in three states.

He considered American law prudish and pointed out that sex with young men was normal in the cultures he studied and in the classic Greek societies at the foundation of Western civilization.

Its European heritage can be seen in the gorgonzola and grape pizza at Alvorada, a contemporary restaurant at the start of the road, and in the classic French ratatouille and duck confit, at Fazenda das Videiras, a colonial farmhouse and inn at its end.

In her first season she was acclaimed as Katerina in the Moscow production of The Stone Flower by Yuri Grigorovich, the young choreographer who was to shape the future of the Bolshoi Ballet and give both Maximova and Vasiliev major creations in his ballets and in the classic repertoire.

Cheever was the son of a weaver and was educated at Christ's Hospital in London and in the classics at the University of Cambridge.

"We've proved we're among the best cyclists in the world in the Tour de France and in the classics.

Wiggo on the track, Wiggo on the road and in the classics, Wiggo in the Tour.

Marcus, J. Emblem and State in the Classic Maya Lowlands (Dumbarton Oaks, Washington, D.C., 1976).

He also wore colorful outrageous clothing and specialized in the classic physical tricks.