What happens isn't what we might expect: in fact, she reveals something very intimate about herself, a certain talent she has, a certain abandoned vocation, and how it has left her with unexpended reserves of energy and anger that explain how she is to become involved.
And if you only see one of the five seasons (and you can almost see them all independently) bask in Season Three--when one fatigued Major "Bunny Colvinn decides to legalize drugs in certain abandoned city blocks and therefore clean up the rest of his corners.
I'm no dancer, but a certain abandon came into play.
As a result, few Americans (not to mention New Yorkers) know that just across the Hudson River, on the hills and shores of New Jersey, this small beast ranges freely, with a welter of variations and a certain abandon.
Williams was a risk-taker on the court, driving to the basket with a certain abandon for a relatively small player and diving for balls with such ferocity that he once cut his forehead on the floor and needed stitches.
In Lulu's Song, Jennifer Welch, a soprano in the Met's Young Artist Development Program, displayed everything needed to make a good start in the opera's title role except a certain abandon, which will undoubtedly accrue with experience.
"I noticed the grave and gentle expression of his face," she recalled, "as well as a certain abandon in his attitude, suggesting the dreamer absorbed in his reflections". Picasso-like, black-on-white drawings depict this fateful moment: Pierre, cool and lithe on the left page, serenely gazes at a demure Marie, who on the right page looks down with large, pensive eyes.
And I would say there was a period when certain customers abandoned us and moved into that world".
In the 1980s they made the prime minister, a certain Jacques Chirac, abandon university reform after a student was killed by police during protests.
It said that on Tuesday night he put on hold his plan to pen the filial tribute he had been composing and was "almost certain" to abandon the effort entirely.
In West Europe, medieval sources describe women who fell into trance on certain nights, abandoning their bodies in the form of an invisible spirit or animal.
