For the essay, her students go in armed with five fabulous facts, three historical moments, familiarity with two novels and a surefire writing formula.
· John Waller is research fellow at the Wellcome Trust Centre for the History of Medicine and author of Fabulous Science: Fact and Fiction in the History of Scientific Discovery (OUP).
My third grade teacher was fabulous; in fact, in my 20 years of education I had a lot of really wonderful teachers.
"Print the legend," Mr. Wilson says at one point, both quoting John Ford and laying the foundation for his own often fact-free fabulous fabulism.
At first, the number in the song's title seems to refer to the ensemble's fabulous precision; in fact, it celebrates the star, whose entrance the chorus is setting up and for whom it is merely a backdrop.
In fact, something fabulous is going on with Vettel.
While on the surface it might seem like a private cabana would imply a desire for seclusion, in fact these fabulous follies are all about being seen.
That's not to say it doesn't have fabulous beaches -- in fact, Anse Lazio (below) on the island of Praslin is often considered to be one of the finest beaches in the world.
These are wonderful actors in fabulous roles, and the fact that most of them were not well-known prior to Mad Men points up the vast pool of talent that exists in screen acting.
Gay activists make common cause with striking coal miners in Thatcher-era Britain, with fabulous results, in the fact-based 2014 drama "Pride".
