RIFKIN--Theodore E. Our kind, generous, bright guiding light went out July 23 , 2010
In "Conference of the Birds: The Story of Peter Brook in Africa," the critic John Heilpern describes Mirren — the last actor to join the troupe — this way: "Helen Mirren, twenty-six, a star perhaps, outspoken, generous, bright, luscious, lost".
In letters to the judge, friends recalled her as exceptionally generous, talented and bright, with a promising legal career ahead of her.
Certainly he seems capable, bright, generous, healthy looking and unconcerned with fashion, patient, a quite serious guitar player.
The label logo certainly deserved to be stuck to the centre of any number of hit records: a generous slice of bright blue Pacific framed by a golden sunset and the equally golden California sand, it promised fine times and good living.
Lawyers who knew Ms. Temple at Sidley Austin Brown & Wood, the firm she joined after graduating from Harvard Law School and where she rose to partner before leaving for Andersen, said that the bright, generous lawyer they knew bore no resemblance to the corporate Iago portrayed by the prosecution.
Nabra Hassanen was laid to rest Wednesday, after a funeral service at her mosque where she was remembered as a bright, generous and energetic young woman. .
Perhaps the most memorable snack is the most unassuming: the carta di musica, a generous layering of bright-orange bottarga slices, thick pats of butter, and the thinnest of flatbreads, has the chewiness of ginger candy and packs a wallop of oceanic flavor.
Audiences responded not only to the voice but also to the face — that bright, open, generous countenance.
Patty will always be remembered as a very bright, kind, generous individual to her family and friends.
Audiences responded not only to the voice but also to the face that bright, open, generous countenance.
