Lightweight Leica, Contax or Rolleiflex cameras taken onto the battlefield brought back remarkably specific images.
Of late, however, Mr. Guha has brought his remarkably servile skill set to the United States, as part of a new "royal attaché service" at the Pierre hotel on Fifth Avenue.
Under Mr. Sullivan's direction "In Real Life" has been buffed to a high professional sheen, with John Lee Beatty's stylishly stark red set brought to remarkably varied life by Kathy A. Perkins's lighting.
Hard times have brought forth a remarkably good season.
In Romney's answer to the first real question of the debate, he brought up a remarkably similar list: Well I'm looking at his historic record, which [includes] voting for raising the debt ceiling five different times without voting for compensating cuts.
This may sound like a rather rough-and-ready way of proceeding; but clearly, in the mere two or three centuries that have elapsed since recognizable science began to come into existence, it has brought us a remarkably long way.
This means that, once oil fields are brought online, it's remarkably difficult to turn them off.
Rather more surprisingly Jonathan Trott did the same, before Anderson's dismissal brought smiles to a remarkably full Lord's (20,000 in the ground to watch Bangladesh is quite a marketing achievement) for figures of five for 98.
The production designer of "Pete Kelly's Blues," in which Webb played a bandleader during the twenties, was a Disney veteran who brought to it a remarkably vivid palette, a reality-heightening Technicolor glow reminiscent of the live-action Disney children's films of the forties — stuff like "So Dear to My Heart" and "Song of the South".
Without any real investment, it had flopped, but since The Boy Friend had succeeded so remarkably, Wilson brought it back a couple of years later in an extended version at the Lyric Hammersmith and then the Apollo; its cast included Kenneth Williams.
