BillyMills again: It's interesting that the Spanish chapter, which is not at all about flying, is the climax of the book; his experience of war seems to have moved his position a bit away from the solitary and towards the communal, and that is evidenced by the sheer number of other people who inhabit, indeed dominate, that chapter.
It deals with the sense of oppression of living with a overprotective single mum, as evidenced by the lines quoted by jforbes: "Mama's gonna make all of your nightmares come true / Mama's gonna put all of her fears into you".
So it does – the golden plover, most beautiful of British hill-birds and one of the most threatened, its numbers down by over 80% in 30 years, breeds up here, as evidenced by pale juveniles scurrying across tormentil-starred greensward away to my right.
We are, mostly, as evidenced by the figures about anxiety over redundancy, also happy to still have a job, any job.
The cuts are also doing for his kindly credentials, as is evidenced by a letter in yesterday's Observer, jointly penned by the leaders of three great northern cities – all of which remain resolutely Tory-free seven years into the one-nation Cameronian pitch – which warned that the fabric of civil society is fraying.
"There are worrying signs that president Kim favours private providers – evidenced in his recent speech in which he endorsed the methods used by multinational Bridge International Academies, which caused over 100 organisations, including the Bretton Woods Project to sign a protest letter".
Advancing talent is Bannister's strong suit, as evidenced by his three-year spell at the London BBC station GLR, where Danny Baker, Chris Evans and Chris Morris (who all later rejoined him at Radio 1) made their names as DJs, and in his speech last week he talked of a mentoring scheme to help such creative types to "navigate" their way around the Beeb.
Seb Emina, The Breakfast Bible (Bloomsbury) Pork and chilli is a classic pairing, as evidenced by this slow-cooked stew.
Unlike the mosh pit etiquette evidenced at System of a Down's show (which, it might be said, included a fair proportion of older, more veteran festival heads), plenty of attendees fell victim to the crush, falling to the muddy floor and left unaided, trampled by their fellow revelers.
Fewer Muscovites could afford to travel abroad, and fewer tourists arrived from the west, evidenced by a number of airlines cutting flights to the city in recent months.
As evidenced by the title of his 2014 mashup, Do What You Wanna Do, he's still paying close attention.
