Ann Jellicoe writes: William Gaskill had a considerable sense of fun.
Interestingly Mr. McNamara's considerable sense of humor emerges only in 24 additional scenes totaling 39 minutes.
The family's response to this catastrophe gives the novel its narrative shape and its considerable sense of urgency.
One can only assume that some mild hint of unease blowing up from Greenwich, or down from Southwold (where Orwell's parents lived in genteel retirement), had appealed to his considerable sense of melodrama.
A slim woman with an excellent figure and a considerable sense of flamenco's potential for glamour, Ms. Bayón delivered a varied selection of flamenco styles, making use of every body part from hand to foot.
I hope now that my disappointment was caused more by a considerable sense of insignificance, given the size and facelessness of the EU, rather than early disillusionment at the state of politics.
After fastening the raft to the stern of the launch with a stout line, he raced out to sea, leaving our friend, onshore, with a considerable sense of well-being.
So it was undoubtedly with some trepidation that the ticketless approached scalpers on Saturday, and with a considerable sense of relief that a full house greeted Ms. Argerich's actual appearance onstage.
"Designating two shipyards – in Adelaide for major warships and Henderson in Western Australia for minor vessels – to implement the government's continuous naval shipbuilding plan makes considerable sense, one that recognises the agility and capability of Australia's naval construction industry," Australian Industry Group Chief Executive, Innes Willox, said.
Through Nov. 16 Appropriating a 1980's appropriation artist's appropriations can create something of a Conceptual onion, and Dylan Stone has given this approach the further twist of his own considerable sense of artistic craft -- something that the 80's appropriationists spurned.
