She even used Walsingham's mole Gilbert Gifford to send Châteauneuf her cipher.
He went abroad with the queen's court in 1645 as her cipher secretary and performed various Royalist missions until his return to England in 1656.
Jennifer is 17, a black-clad, metal-pierced, acid-tongued, death-obsessed, tattoo-inked, self-mutilating yet poetically inclined cactus of an outsider, at odds with her schoolmates, her self-delusively sunny mother (Carol Kane), her cipher of a stepfather (Michael McKean), and her aging hippie of a father (John Goodman).
Another of the ensemble's composer-performers, Kate Soper, sang her own "cipher," an exotic score in which her vocal settings of text fragments from Wittgenstein, Freud, Jenny Holzer, Michael Drayton and Sara Teasdale closely matched, in timbre and gesture, a brash violin line played energetically by Joshua Modney.
He turns Mia into an absolute cipher, giving her nothing whatsoever to talk about.
The queen presented gifts to President and Mrs. Bush, a solid silver rule engraved with her royal cipher and the president's seal, which listed, on the reverse side, all the previous presidents.
Her chosen profession required her to be a cipher, and her responsibilities now, as the President's wife, have some of the same quality.
Gary Vincee Vaughn and Brooke Jennifer Anistonon) first meet at a Cubs game, where he bullishly sweet-talks her away from her date, a cipher in plaid shorts and a visor.
By Rebecca Mead March 1, 2017 The former Melania Knauss's chosen professional role required her to be a cipher, and her responsibilities now, as the President's wife, have some of the same quality.
Katerina is married to a cipher, her abusive father-in-law tries to sleep with her and the lover she takes to escape them betrays her.
Flaubert as "glacial," "querulous," and "coldly aristocratic," he treats her as a cipher.
