"He has done marvellous things for rugby in this country and I thank him for the hard graft he has put in.
He has done marvellous things for rugby in this country Andy Farrell Cueto's fierce comments, in an article for ESPN, swept through the current England camp like wildfire, so it was interesting to hear Farrell, take up the cudgels on behalf of his colleague.
– has done a marvellous job selecting desirable properties for the window shoppers at home to salivate over.
As I say, it has done a marvellous job in supporting women who have the skills to grasp those opportunities.
"It shouldn't have been, because he was such a good actor, and has done such marvellous things.
Lisa Kudrow has done a marvellous job of playing dumb smartly as the surreally ditzy Phoebe on Friends.
There is a long way to go but, whatever way you look at it, O'Neill has done a marvellous job.
"Diego has done a marvellous job but, after two years of watching Pepe play every week, he made it clear to me that he thought he would lose his goalkeeping ability or his status as a first-team keeper.
Gerhard Schröder, the Social Democrat whom the opinion polls still favour to beat the Christian Democratic chancellor, Helmut Kohl, in Germany's general election on September 27th (see article), has done a marvellous job of sounding, as he puts it, modern and pragmatic, with honeyed promises for a "third way" that is "neither left nor right".
Orson Welles has done some marvellous things in his later movies — some great things — and there is more depth in the somewhat botched "The Magnificent Ambersons," of 1942 (which also used many of the Mercury players), than in "Citizen Kane," but his principal career in the movies has been in adaptation, as it was earlier on the stage.
Ajax voices the need for a 'peace process'; Odysseus wants to 'strike while the bronze is hot'; one soldier calls another 'motherfucker', and Agamemnon's scribe, Chasimenos, sounds like a character from The Office when he publicly thanks the priest of Zeus for building the sacrificial altar: ' "Croton, who has done a marvellous job.
