Each country sends one man, one woman and one men's double down the course, one after the other.
"This most illiberal Court," he wrote in dissent from a 1996 decision that opened the Virginia Military Institute to female cadets, "has embarked on a course of inscribing one after another of the current preferences of the society (and in some cases only the counter-majoritarian preferences of the society's law trained elite) into our Basic Law".
One after another, courses arrived from the kitchen: fish soup, duck fat potatoes, fusilli con cinghiale (pasta with wild boar).
The story is well known, and Kate Colquhoun tells it well in "Taste". But because Colquhoun is a writer of lively detail rather than argument — you might say her book is too busy stuffing its face, one course after another, to pause for conversation — the question of why Britain developed such a poor cuisine is never fully addressed.
But because Colquhoun is a writer of lively detail rather than argument — you might say her book is too busy stuffing its face, one course after another, to pause for conversation — the question of why Britain developed such a poor cuisine is never fully addressed.
But it was not as simple as doing one course after another.
A Westerner sees art like this and of course is struck by the idea that one after another modernist idea, about abstraction or Expressionism or caricature or whatever, echoes what was already in African sculpture.
One after another, in the course of writing, I would spill out the sets of slivers, arrange them ladderlike on a card table, and refer to them as I manipulated the Underwood.
Roars rang out around the course, as one putt after another dropped into the cup, and one approach shot after another flirted with the flagstick.
Of course, one is wise after the event.
