Any attempt to classify this colourful assortment of material is at best arbitrary.
But Mr. Berle was growing too big to continue their act, "Broadway Bound," which was built around the idea of two child performers trying out an assortment of material while looking for work in the office of an impresario.
But the odd assortment of material contained therein makes one wonder: "What does The Washington Post think an 'influential' person is?" and, "What makes this hodgepodge of odds and ends specifically relevant to the lives of the powerful?" In other words, it raises more questions than it answers, like sixth-grade sex-ed, or every episode of "Lost" from its penultimate season.
For earthquake dangers, at least, once society "gets it" (hopefully not just after some local disaster, experts say), changes in design and materials are very straightforward — and often simply a matter of rearranging a conventional assortment of materials.
They grew large; their images increased in number, augmented by fields of abstract patterning, and with an assortment of materials and objects — newsprint, dishcloths, umbrellas — attached to the cloth surfaces.
Winsor & Newton Ltd. has been one of the main fine art products providers since its establishment in 1832, being responsible for the manufacture of a wide assortment of materials ranging from oils and pigments to brushes and papers.
"Many of them feel that they can dedicate 20 minutes a night to yoga, and they would also like an assortment of materials to assist them, so we are looking into audio, visual and print aids," she said.
Start collecting an assortment of materials; you'll have more to work with when you begin.
Characteristic of Brighton but almost unknown elsewhere, this consisted of random assortments of materials such as low-quality brick, cobbles, flints, pebbles, rubble, wood and sand, set in hydraulic lime and shuttered.
In drawing upon an assortment of source material including diaries (like Andy Warhol's and Ronald Reagan's), biographies, interviews and obituaries, Mr. Brown constructs portraits that have all the immediacy of reportage, all the fanciful detail of fiction.
Most of the images have mostly been plucked from "The Shining," but Mr. Ascher also draws on other Kubrick titles, including "2001: A Space Odyssey" and "Barry Lyndon," along with an assortment of archival material.
