On Monday, the ever-delightful Rush Limbaugh weighed in: "I think it can now be said, without equivocation — without equivocation — that this man hates this country.
At JACOB'S PILLOW, that ever-delightful aerie in the Berkshires, the MARK MORRIS DANCE GROUP will settle in for a longer-than-usual run, starting on Tuesday rather than Wednesday, which attests to Mr. Morris's popularity.
But if rules have truly been broken, there must be penalties, and this is why: One of the great events of this summer has been seeing photographs of suspects in the WorldCom scandal take the ever-delightful "perp walk" in public, with police officers at their sides and restraints on their wrists.
The late Tony Wilson always maintained it was 1975, telling interviewers that it was "almost impossible to remember how awful music was" in a year when the charts were variously topped by Billy Connolly, Telly Savalas and Typically Tropical's Barbados, the latter featuring the ever-delightful sound of white British session musicians doing here-come-de-Lilt-man West Indian accents.
August Brown of the Los Angeles Times complimented "a cameo from the ever-delightful Nicki Minaj".
Beginning in theArmy Reserves in 1960, as neighbors at 518 East 88th Street and later in Westchester, in his airplane and on horseback, Max was a loyal, kind and ever - delightful friend to John T. Sullivan.
The child grew, and changed, and became ever more delightful to her, and she imagined that they could go on forever like that, that he would always be her favorite thing.
Cast as a singer in a Broadway-bound musical called Great Day in 1929, he self-effacingly filled in for the show's absent rehearsal pianist one day, cutting the tedium for everyone around him by improvising ever-more delightful variations on an endlessly repeated dance pickup, until it was pointed out that what he really had there was a song.
With his delightful, ever-youthful personality he was a wonderful colleague and much beloved by his students and all those who worked for him during his remarkable career' (Sir David Weatherall).
In her autobiography, her light wit is as delightful as ever, her honesty as unflinching.
