In Vamp, Eve Golden's punchy biography of Bara, there is a description of the outlandish press conference set up by the men to showcase Fox's newest star.
Curt would be a generous description of that press conference from Serena Williams.
The passages in which his writing most comes to life is in descriptions of the voracious press pack, and the management of this many-headed monster.
There remains even today a fantastic condescension, to the point where even the description in the press of criminal suspects has become a running joke: everybody knows that if race is not mentioned, the suspect is black.
A description of the work is in press at Nature.
In January, Vox.com used the superlative "sassiest" for Merriam-Webster, after the publisher's tweet about the definition of the trending topic "fact" — a response to Kellyanne Conway's infamous description of White House press statements as "alternative facts" — was retweeted more than forty-seven timesand times.
Incidentally, if the description of the wicket hasn't appeared, press F5 and it will do so; we have an enduring problem with our auto-refresh.
Lurid descriptions in the press as a dance of cowboys, pimps and prostitutes, as well as its use of Latin music intrigued and attracted many to the tango.
So asks our reader DianeOr, who cites as an example the description of tennis presses on page 4 (italics mine): They had been playing tennis, folowed by billards, and their racquets, rainproofed, screwed in their presses — the doctor's triangular, the other's quadrangular — lay on the parapet before them.
So asks our reader DianeOr, who cites as an example the description of tennis presses on page 4 (italics mine): Trump's Lawyers Argue That He Cannot Be Impeached Because He Was Never Actually Elected What Happens When a Bad-Tempered, Distractible Doofus Runs an Empire?
