Banks has a frailer role than Giamatti — Melinda is an essentially good woman who meets a shipwrecked person and makes it her mission to save him — but she handles it with care, never lapsing into the saintly, and the rest of this consuming film, despite longueurs and moments of trippiness, partakes of her benevolence.
Banks has a frailer role than Giamatti Melinda is an essentially good woman who meets a shipwrecked person and makes it her mission to save him but she handles it with care, never lapsing into the saintly, and the rest of this consuming film, despite longueurs and moments of trippiness, partakes of her benevolence.
If the seed has a frailer stem, keep it in the original paper towel but cut small holes for the leaves to emerge through.
She had a frail grip on a stable life, but no matter what happened to her, she knew her kids, who had citizenship, would be better off.
Brian Cashman, the Yankees' general manager, took Jeter on a tour of Yankee Stadium right after Jeter signed with the team out of high school, and remembered Jeter having a frail body and big hair.
When the film, based on the Dickens classic, opened in New York, Bosley Crowther wrote in The New York Times: "In a youngster named John Howard Davies they have a frail, sensitive, spirited little fellow who is Oliver Twist to a T. All of the poignancy, courage and humor of the famous orphan are projected by him".
Even though they are not on-camera talent, they feel that to fit in this industry and in this town, you have to have a frail, bird-like physique.
Instead, "[Rip] did more cogitating than fisticuffing, and smoked a leisurely pipe while he did it;" "had a frail, balding assistant... instead of a two-fisted sidekick;" "had a steady girlfriend... [and] [i]f that wasn't enough, he even wore glasses!
In the same way, although the mist has maintained a frail truce between Britons and Saxons, it is clearly right, if not desirable, that historical memory should be restored, even if the cost is a return to old warfare.
