In the summer of 1989, in Royston, England, a man named William Barrington-cheerfullyreceivedeceived a visitor from Germany: Ernst Lumpe, a high-school teacher, fervent music lover, and record collector.
In the summer of 1989, in Royston, England, a man named William Barrington-Coupe cheerfully received a visitor from Germany: Ernst Lumpe, a high-school teacher, fervent… Lengthy capter on the Greyhound-racing situation in England.
But just like the ordinary folk lining the route down the Mall, the royals have recomposed their relationships, with Charles's second wife, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, never so cheerfully received as in her sleek, pleated coat and hat by Philip Treacy, milliner hero of the hour.
Second, even a close victory for remain - say 52%-48 52%-48ht not be received cheerfully by financial markets; the vote wouldn't settle the EU question for a generation and the two wings of the Conservative party would be at loggerheads all the way until the general election in 2020.
As he cheerfully confided when about to receive yet another honour: "I do not complain; to be overestimated is not the most painful of states".
Smiling in their agonies and mildly deriding their tormentors, they cheerfully resigned their souls, confident that they would receive them back again".
(For his cheerfully hammy performance, Griffith received an Academy Award).
Yet when we get to Blighty, great swathes of "Modern British" artists – who define the Englishness of English art – are cheerfully ignored in favour of the received canon.
On her blog (www.laurengroff.com), Groff cheerfully noted the "A" grade she received from Entertainment Weekly, her "pretty glowing" review in The Christian Science Monitor and a review in The San Francisco Chronicle "that actually made me cry, in a good way...
If tonight's 70s show begins with Baker misquoting John Lennon, it also ends with him cheerfully attaching dynamite to one or two received wisdoms (punk came along during a musical drought, etc).
