Start off your morning on a hearty note, by fueling up at Nick's on Broadway.
She delivered each song with little fanfare, effortlessly switching from breathy, high-pitched trills to hearty, held notes in the middle register.
Dr. Nancy Klimas, an immunologist at the University of Miami School of Medicine who treats AIDS and chronic fatigue syndrome, remarked in The Times last week that if given the choice she would prefer to have AIDS: "My H.I.V. patients for the most part are hale and hearty," she said, noting that billions of dollars have been spent on AIDS research.
The Times praised the hearty singing but noted that some subtlety is lost when the dialogue needs "fairly to be shouted".
And I will miss the staggering quality of audience members – the small notes, the hearty handshakes and kisses and general expressions affection.
(The domineering Goodman character repeatedly tells the timid Buscemi character, "Shut the fuck up, Donny!") McCain, who is a stickler for observing the institution's hierarchy, soon began greeting Fresco with a hearty "Shut up, Leon!" Menendez noted that McCain's temper was more restrained than usual.
His major work was done in the 1960s, when he formulated a saxophone style featuring a gruff tone, wide vibrato, hearty swing, and eruptions of harsh screams and multiphonics (simultaneously played notes).
At a butcher's stall I counted 14 kinds of sausage, and when the hearty, mustachioed proprietor saw me writing a note he said: "Don't write.
Brooks put the blame for Twain's failure to develop on the thinness of American life, its cult of worldly success, its hearty insistence on conformity, and its — odd note now — "woman-centered" cult of literature.
In the last, Poulenc's "Chemins de l'amour," she gracefully spun high notes from near silence to a hearty volume and back again.
