In the years since the death of his wife, Mr. Fernandes has buried himself in routines and wrapped himself in a cloak of misanthropy.
Embarrassed by his own might, Bruce, in his normal state, has buried himself in a soft-drink bottling plant near Tavares Bastos, a teeming favela outside Rio de Janeiro.
Like Mr. Mangum, Mr. Merritt has buried himself in a group, in this case the Magnetic Fields, a cabaret-style collective featuring a pianist, a cellist, an accordionist and a rotating cast of vocalists.
Blaine — who, among other feats, has buried himself alive in Manhattan, withstood forty-four days without food in a glass cube suspended above London, and held his breath for a record seventeen minutes on the "Oprah Winfrey Show" — is the Liberty Science Center's first "magician in residence".
Sympathy for the devil In Virginia, spot the difference Flip-flop city The past once happened here The play's the thing ReprintsIt is easy to forget how deep Mr Jagger has buried himself in mainstream American culture far deeper than in Britain, "the sweet old country where I come from".
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Blaine — who, among other feats, has buried himself alive in Manhattan, withstood forty-four days without food in a glass cube suspended above London, and held his breath for a record seventeen minutes on the "Oprah Winfrey Show" — is the Liberty Science Center's first "magician in residence".
The cameraman told Bild newspaper he hadn't seen Til, who had buried himself in hay, when he took the fateful step back on Wednesday.
Seagulls in Margate forced an artist who had buried himself up to his neck on the beach to abandon his stunt earlier this summer.
Even the war and race are present, by their conspicuous absence; fairly early in the film, Amy accuses David — who is American — of having buried himself in his work in sleepy Cornwall to avoid having to "take a stand" in his home country.
Would Wiggins have buried himself for Froome, had he made the team?
