Sophistication – melodic, lyrical, compositional – is an undervalued currency in popular music, though it illuminates the finest songs written by artists as diverse as Lennon and McCartney, Randy Newman, Ray Davies, Brian Wilson, Marvin Gaye and Curtis Mayfield as well as the songwriters for hire of an earlier era – Cole Porter, Rodgers and Hart, George Gershwin.
Nearby Sweden (one of the superpowers of the day) had numerous connections to the city, which made it quite natural for Swedish authorities to notice the presence and availability for hire of such a luminary.
Two Camden County men were arrested today and charged in the murder-for-hire of the wife of a prominent Cherry Hill rabbi, officials said.
Along with five other swords-for-hire (of mixed ability), they are employed by farmers to protect their village from raiding bandits.
With 127 goals over a decade-long career, the 30-year-old Akinfenwa is by now an established gun-for-hire of the lower leagues.
Until the release of his last film Hanson was not a critics' darling, but a well-regarded journeyman, best known as the director-for-hire of hit thrillers, The Hand That Rocks The Cradle and The River Wild.
Police were massed outside the campus, faced by stone-throwing students yelling "Savages, get lost!" The thugs-for-hire of the Basij militia, clad in sleeveless camouflage shirts, had arrived en masse on government-issue scooters.
It ends in the 1930s, after Florentino has ascended from telegraph operator and writer-for-hire of flowery love letters, into a wealthy ship owner under the tutelage of his uncle, Don Leo Hector Elizondoo).
Swami Bhaktipada, a former leader of the American Hare Krishna movement who built a sprawling golden paradise for his followers in the hills of Appalachia but who later pleaded guilty to federal racketeering charges that included conspiracy to commit the murders-for-hire of two devotees, died on Monday in a hospital near Mumbai, India.
In 1997 Ms. Oliver finally made the move when a company she worked for — Ms. Oliver was a writer-for-hire of an Internet game called Riana Rouge, about an abused secretary who is blasted into another dimension — relocated to the West Coast.
It said that messages sent in March and April indicated he had "solicited a murder-for-hire" of a Canadian Silk Road user nicknamed FriendlyChemist who had tried to extort money by threatening to release the identities of thousands of the site's users.
