Zschoche was the first to carry Toms shoes in Newport Beach.
My heart says Colin Firth, who, after being typecast as Mr Darcy, proved that he's more than a one-trick-pony with a delicate, nuanced and brilliantly layered portrayal of bereavement that carried Tom Ford's stylish film, A Single Man.
I had just come out of the closet, and I'd heard that this play carried this stain of "Auntie Tom-ism" gay characters full of self-loathing.
Tom-TEM was carried out as previously described [ 17].
Ships moving back and forth have from the start carried barnacles clinging to the bot toms and algae from one sea to the other.
Their rapport is a bustling thing, carried onward by a rolling boil of toms and cymbals, and it brings out Mr. Surman's hardier energies.
"Mosquito" and "Slave" both employ tribal tom-tom stompbeats to carry their slashing guitars and sneering vocals, while a rolling tube-train rhythm sample lends an air of quiet menace to the looming keyboard pad and lost-child vocal of "Subway".
The struggle is being carried on by an all-American female who fits the description of neither a radical feminist nor a tom-boy.
Under the instructions of Toms, Webb dived into the sea whilst the tide was at its ebb, and he was carried by it in a westwardly direction.
Order the luscious lobster tom kha gai (Thai coconut-milk soup) with a side of rich, thick-cut black-pepper-butter toast and you may have to be carried out of the restaurant before the entrées arrive.
Playing the short 15th, a fearsome short hole of 227 yards, all carry over a lake, Toms led by two and seemingly had control of his destiny.
