Of course he will be missed, but he must take pride in having contributed to an era in which New York City Ballet's orchestra has recovered most of the reputation it so deplorably tarnished in the early 1990s.
"So, deplorably, to penalties," as Brian Glanville wrote in his marvellous Story of the World Cup book: "Two years' hard work by both teams would now be decided by an irrelevant lottery".
After her seven months of self-interruption, this gloomy goddess sends a letter to a TV station, announcing that she is ending her experiment, because humans have acted so "deplorably".
This is about the best that money can buy in Manhattan today, and the result falls so deplorably short of decent living quarters that it seems obvious to me that something more than money is needed if there is to be a real change for the better in the housing of the upper-income groups.
The anger I felt was so deplorably mismanaged that I didn't recognize it.
Certainly, if she had acted so deplorably in an era before the Internet, no such public punishment would have resulted.
Such a discovery might well leak: the Customs can be a deplorably leaky organisation and so can the police.
This was politically understandable – Heath believed he was right about most things – but deplorably bad personal behaviour, so Thatcher did the same to John Major when her turn came after leaving the Commons for the Lords in 1992.
(In reality, so dependably and deplorably less glorious than fiction, Pollock's mistress wrote a book about their affair and the crash).
On June 15th, a suicide bomber wearing an Iraqi uniform killed at least 23 people and injured 29 in an army mess hall in Khalis.In fact, even without killing Americans, the suicide bombers are scoring hits by ensuring that American troops remain deplorably trigger-happy, firing on many innocent motorists, and so creating more insurgents.
At times it almost seems that Mr. Baldwin's Dysart is meant to be a winking homage to Burton, so precisely does he evoke that Welsh-born star at his most plummy and deliciously if deplorably mannered.
