François Hautekeur, a Veuve Clicquot winemaker who attended, pointed to the name Werle branded into the bottom of the cork, referring to Édouard Werle, the man who in 1830 assumed much of the business from the Widow Clicquot, actually Barbe Nicole Clicquot, née Ponsardin, who inherited the company from her husband in 1805 and ran it until her death.
"He takes the world and his role extremely seriously, but not himself in it - he has no pomposity at all". The rabbi recalls someone asking her to take a photo of the Archbishop at an investiture they both attended, pointing at a bishop resplendent in episcopal purple.
During the 2016 Republican primaries, Trump's evangelical critics latched on to similar polling that showed the most frequent churchgoers gave candidate Trump less support than those who seldom or never attended, pointing to it as some sort of proof that "true" evangelicals had not gotten behind the thrice-married casino magnate with a louche personal life.
This past summer, while attending Point Mallard, a water park in Decatur, Ala., with my family, park officials asked us not to display PDA, telling us that the guests found it disturbing.
Thus, East Asians would show more widespread points of visual focus, with shorter fixation durations, de-prioritizing featural details as they have to attend from point to point within a limited amount of time.
Writer also mentions the high school McVeigh attended, Star Point Central High School.
A rancorous social and political drama played out in the dangerous confusion of 19th-century warfare -- a war waged by gentlemanly generals, North and South, many of whom attended West Point together in the 1830's and 40's.
He attended West Point during World War II but did not graduate soon enough to fly in combat.
Overall, the dogs' responses in the conditions where pointing and labeling occurred together (whether in a conflicting manner or in a disambiguating manner) indicate that the dogs attended to pointing and integrated it into the fetching context.
While Sanders was in the middle of a riff on education policy in a speech at Portland's Moda Center, some of the roughly 11,500 people attending began pointing at a bird that had landed on stage next to Sanders.
Consider the Supreme Court, on which every single justice has attended at some point either Harvard Law or Yale Law (or both).
