In her gracefully detailed and tellingly named book "Galileo's Daughter," Dava Sobel captures the personal drama and enduring paradox of Galileo Galilei, the scientific genius and faithful Roman Catholic who was accused of heresy and faced the Inquisition for declaring that the Earth revolved around the Sun.
All of the essayists unselfishly share with humor, passion, refreshing honesty, and often stark frankness, topics such as; their humble running beginnings, narratives of running to overcome loss, depression, disease, divorce, as well as aging fitfully and gracefully just to name a few.
The longest trail gracefully steers guests to Lost Pond, so named because Wright designed the path to create a feeling of remoteness.
The town, which is gracefully laid out on a chessboard pattern, was founded (1607) by and named after Vittoria Colonna, daughter of the viceroy Marco Antonio Colonna and wife of Luigi III Enriquez, count of Modica (a town just south of Ragusa).
The plot is gracefully simple, with Ned's only love affair being with the dog, named Willie Nelson, he left behind on the commune with his ex, Janet Kathryn Hahnn, very funny as a passive-aggressive hippie).
3. Those gracefully gnarly-looking trees outside the Chiat-von Gal house are shad bushes, so named because they bloom in the spring when the shad are running.
Sujata Masseya gracefully weaves Japanese art, history and social mores into a series narrated by a Japanese-American antiques dealer named Rei Shimura, whose efforts to define her identity involve close examination of her bicultural heritage.
From clearly and gracefully announcing the names of the guests, to complimenting Conan on his monologue jokes, Watson won the hearts and minds of the in-studio audience almost immediately.
Never one to play one specific kind of character or genre, LuPone can gracefully move between a variety of mediums -- comedies, dramas, you name it.
Table 1 Description of expression marks Name Definition agitato Agitated amabile Amiable, pleasant appassionato Passionately capriccioso Unpredictable, volatile grazioso Gracefully lamentoso Lamenting, mournfully leggiero Lightly, delicately maestoso Majestically pesante Heavy, ponderous soave Softly spiritoso Spiritedly tranquillo Calmly, peacefully.
