That spare-no-expense attitude has allowed Ms. Taymor, a Tony Award winner for "The Lion King," to pursue her vision of expansive aerial battles between Spider-Man and the Green Goblin, swinging at 40 miles an hour to landing spots on the mezzanine and balcony levels.
But now's not the time for a spare-no-expense attitude.
We've focused primarily on numbers at the expense of attitudes.
Some rebuff the no-expense-barred attitude at Cannes (I've heard the parties can cost an agency as much as $500,000 a pop), which is no barometer for the overall health of the ad industry.
A detailed history of diarrhea (three or more abnormally loose stools during a 24-hour period) in the previous 2 weeks was taken, and information was collected on home and healthcare center management of the child's diarrheal illness, healthcare expenses, and attitudes to healthcare and diarrhea.
It isn't Anaheim, overrun with theme parks and hotels; it isn't Beverly Hills, with its attitude and expense; and it sure isn't Las Vegas, where all that commingled heat and vice can make a visitor feel downright infernal.
The latter two, containing instead an exclamative and optative respectively, models better than (P2a) the dispositions of moral sentences to express a speaker's attitudes, though at the expense of evoking the audience's attitudes less directly than (P2a).
He had a gentleman's cavalier attitude to expenses when, from 1964-73, he was the travel editor on the Observer, and a gourmet's approach to his later journeys.
A cavalier attitude to expenses incensed voters at home.In this section After his Libyan adventure I write, therefore I am Living with the far right Needed: a new broom To Helle and back Pen pushers out Two verdicts Germany's euro question ReprintsYet with a week to go before polling day, it is anybody's guess who will win.
Treatment expenses and cooperative attitudes between formal and informal CTC SRH service providers also played a major role here.
Though rather inviting an emphasis on politics and attitude at the expense of music, no? "Well, I suppose it could be interpreted that way, because that's how it more or less ended up.
