Horton Foote, who chronicled a wistful American odyssey through the 20th century in plays and films mostly set in a small town in Texas and who left a literary legacy as one of the country's foremost storytellers, died on Wednesday in Hartford.
She is, first and foremost, a fan, and on Monday - albeit on live television – she acted like one.
I'm speaking first and foremost of the death on Monday of Richard C. Holbrooke, President Barack Obama's special representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan and a man who deserved the phrase the president used to describe him: a "towering figure".
"['Handmaid's Tale'] is first and foremost feminist," Moss concluded on Tuesday.
It was first and foremost a gay club not exclusively but largely straight people went on Friday, gay people on Saturday.
The qualities of speed and energy that Balanchine made integral to his particular style are foremost in "Valse," and on Saturday Claire Kretzschmar and Peter Walker offered a sprightly, enjoyable account of the central roles.
On Friday there will be a symposium in Skalholt, Iceland, where two of the world's foremost scholars on the pieces, James Robinson of the British Museum and David H. Caldwell of the National Museums of Scotland, will lecture on their possible origin.
"If the players go out there they have to perform for the supporters first and foremost and like I said on Tuesday we will try and get as many points as we can and where that takes us, it takes us".
Lisa Della Casa, the Swiss soprano who combined an outstanding voice, stunning beauty and exceptional stage presence to become one of the foremost interpreters of Richard Strauss, died on Monday in Münsterlingen, Switzerland.
Elizabeth Jenkins, a novelist whose biographies of Jane Austen, Lady Caroline Lamb, Henry Fielding and Elizabeth I established her as one of Britain's foremost women of letters, died on Sunday in Hampstead, London, where she had been in a nursing home for several years.
