The latest arrival is Dinosaur Bar-B-Que, newly installed under the trestle of the Riverside Drive Viaduct in a decreasingly forsaken light-industrial flank of Harlem.
Though he had not forsaken lighter material altogether, the impression was unmistakably that of a clown wiping off his makeup to show the tears underneath.
I forsook the light of Impressionism for the dark of German Expressionism, entering the Busch-Reisinger (access is through the Fogg).
But after selling the business in 1973, he forsook both lighting and design by retiring to Lake Como to pursue another passion, dealing in rare stamps, until his death in 1985.
The nihilist's serenity, as I envision it, is the icy indifference of outer space, forsaken by God and light.
Toronto, Raleigh, Ann Arbor and Anchorage — not to mention Tianjin, China, and Torraca, Italy — have adopted LEDs for street and parking garage lighting, forsaking the yellow glow of traditional high-pressure sodium lamps.
A loose adaptation of the 1942 Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire film, its plot concerns Jim Bryce Pinkhamm), a nightclub song-and-dance man who dreams of forsaking the bright lights of Flatbush for the dimmer bulbs of rural Connecticut.
Forsaking the limelight, he held the light so that others might shine.
Fortunately the "Dark Destroyer" saw the light a few years back, forsaking a libidinous lifestyle which took him to the brink of suicide to become a born-again preacher, a Bible-punching pastor whose latest mission is helping old soldiers like himself to come out fighting.
However, potentially the biggest challenge for single cell biology will be the inevitable requirement for researchers to forsake established paradigms based on population data in the light of new evidence from the single cell analysis.
