The greed that led newspapers and magazines to print pictures of her in disarray more often than in her element on stage.
On others she's a champagne-soaked floozie, her skirts in disarray, her mind in the gutter, and the mixture can be quite wonderful.
The novel, like most of Fitzgerald's stories, is about tragicomic failure: the book ends with Florence Green leaving the town by train, thwarted by a vengeful and parochial community, the dream of her shop in disarray, bowing her head in shame, "because the town in which she had lived for nearly ten years had not wanted a bookshop".
They agree that Cosby took her to the couch, digitally penetrated her, and then left her there, unconscious, her clothes in disarray.
Lias had received a call earlier that day to warn her that she might find her home in disarray: it was the police who had ransacked her apartment, her property manager told her, as Lias recounted.
A 58-year-old Brooklyn woman who ran a halfway house in her brownstone was found dead in her bedroom early yesterday, her apartment in disarray, the police said.
Her life in disarray after the tumultuous end of her second marriage, Valerie called her first husband, the boys' father.
This was where, on Friday March 28 , 1941 on a cold spring morning, she wrote a farewell letter to Leonard before walking down to the River Ouse, leaving her papers in disarray, with several revisions of her last essay on Mrs Thrale in the waste-paper basket and immense numbers of typewritten sheets lying about the room.
South Ossetia's Supreme Court declared the election invalid, leading to a standoff that continued into February, when riot police officers raided Ms. Dzhioeva's headquarters, sending her to the hospital — her allies said she was beaten — and leaving her organization in disarray.
Her messiness was a symbol of her mind in disarray.
