Essentially a running commentary on a catalog of possessions, the script is often dry, but the production comes alive in the second act when the actors argue about the evidence.
I considered each relationship and cataloged my possessions, as modest as they are on a journalist's salary.
Mrs. Cornutt wiped away tears as Mr. Cornutt cataloged their lost possessions, including a century-old upright piano inherited from her great-grandmother and two new cars.
When I was young, I cataloged my worldly possessions into plastic bins: stickers, seashells, crystals, playing cards, and so on.
At least three companies have emerged in recent months with the aim of helping people catalog and value their possessions and post them online.
The phrase was popularized in a song by rappers from the Cash Money Millionaires stable and was in part a catalog of obnoxiously flashy possessions (a private plane, for example).
Once the cataloging of Coretta Scott King's possessions is completed, a judge will rule whether her papers are the property of the Martin Luther King estate, which Dexter King controls.
Early in the novel there is a catalog of the Valois dukes' possessions, including 14 rubies, 15 "fragments of the true cross," an ostrich's egg and an elephant's molar.
Mr. Jackson wanted two things: first, he wanted to take possession of his valuable catalog of master recordings in three years, reduced from the period of at least seven years in his contract.
In the negotiations, people involved said, Mr. Jackson wanted to take possession of his personal catalog of master recordings in three years instead of the seven years originally agreed to in his contract.
There's everything to like about "Precious Possessions," including its neat little catalog, and I strongly recommend a visit, any day but Saturday, when the library is closed.
