Questions vary from competency-based enquiries to the downright weird and wonderful, both of which can throw even the most seasoned jobseeker.
They might suggest something wonderful (or downright crazy) or they could send you off on a wild goose chase, which is an adventure in itself.
Similarly, in the George Wythe House, on the Palace green, the hall has been repapered in an authentic, downright gaudy turquoise, and a wonderful upstairs bedroom is papered in big, bold purple and cream stripes.
There are many laugh-out-loud moments, and Pastis's drawings are wonderful: characterful, endearing and downright silly.
"I had some experiences that were really wonderful, and I had some experiences that were downright dangerous," she said.
Australia v England is a relationship that's evolved with every on-field chapter – heroic, unjust or just downright undignified – but always anchored in the shared history, awful and wonderful, of post-settlement Australia.
This was a wonderful program, but this play, which is dated at best, and downright melodrama, was maybe not the best play for NYC high school students to see.
The film's stars, Freddie Prinze Jr. and Julia Stiles, are wonderful to look at: their dimples match beautifully, their bodies move with effortless grace, their teeth are downright inspiring.
And while they are wonderful, these are three qualities that are often laughed off by our rational adult brains as needless or even downright irresponsible.
