While being shown through the United Nations Building the other day, a young Middle Western matron, who has friends on the UN staff, was introduced to the secretary of Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold.
By Milton McCarty and John McCarten The New Yorker, May 24 , 1958P. 27 While being shown through the United Nations Building the other day, a young Middle Western matron, who has friends on the UN staff, was introduced to the secretary of Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold.
The New Yorker, May 24 , 1958P. 27 While being shown through the United Nations Building the other day, a young Middle Western matron, who has friends on the UN staff, was introduced to the secretary of Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold.
With continuing practice, someday soon you'll find yourself working in the lab, perhaps thinking through an equation that is troubling you, when you're interrupted by an assistant professor candidate being shown through the laboratories.
The variables included message, colors in the ads, music, picture quality, the featuring of a showbiz celebrity or a sports celebrity, and the emotional feelings of happiness, sadness, fear, and pride (which were being shown through the faces of the celebrities), were provided as a toolkit to develop the EAs.
That character, too, is shown through the prism of a straight leading man, Ewan McGregor.
That moment is shown through the fall of water, which looks ash-gray with a black stone wall behind it.
Since then, said Representative J. Dudley Goodlette, chairman of the House rules, ethics and elections committee, the flaws in the system were shown through the "microscope it was placed under".
This broad listening is shown through the variety of line-ups he has used, but also through his improvisation at the piano.
By Julian Barnes Mr. Tuttle had been argumentative from the beginning: about the fee — twelve dollars — the size of the canvas, and the prospect to be shown through the window.
Mr. Tuttle had been argumentative from the beginning: about the fee — twelve dollars — the size of the canvas, and the prospect to be shown through the window.
