PAGE B11 A CIRCUITOUS ROUTE TO OKLAHOMA The road to the national championship game was not a straight one for Mike Balogun.
Once lucid, what was previously the circuitous road of nonlucid dreaming could now be traveled instantly, directly and most importantly, clear to question and answer discourse.
Both memoirs take the circuitous, rocky road from hate toward tolerance, appreciation, forgiveness and love.
But the road taken is circuitous; the playwright's direction, muddled.
Those possibilities, for the player and for the team, are even more noteworthy considering the improbable, circuitous road that Brennan, 24, took to Hawaii.
The journey from Jerusalem to the West Bank, over a circuitous back road for security reasons, was the general's first into Palestinian territory, and one that gave him a view through his tinted window of the contrast between the well-being on the Israeli side and a flailing economy on the Palestinian side.
The next destination is High Easter; recent footpath alterations (not yet recorded on the OS map) mean the easiest route is to follow the road rather than a circuitous, unrewarding plod through fields.
Hannah Peel, as well as being a great singer, is a kind of latter-day Delia Derbyshire, creating loops and rhythms that capture the hypnotic, circuitous road system.
(The road back into print can be circuitous).
Our circuitous chat has by now ranged from Humphries meeting the late composer Jack O'Hagan of On the Road to Gundagai fame to how Peter Dawson, once Australia's most famous bass-baritone, has since been cruelly forgotten.
