Sydney, Australia-based Eve's self-confessed decline into living and breathing everything cosplay, and being so dedicated to her craft, is directly responsible for her skyward trajectory of success.
Sydney-based Eve's self-confessed decline into living and breathing everything cosplay, and being so dedicated to her craft, is directly responsible for her skyward trajectory of success.
Rejecting, among other things, her subservient position beneath him during copulation, she went off on her own trajectory of insatiable sex while the Lord created Eve from Adam's rib, figuratively putting woman in her proper place.
Pawk manages these degrees of decline skillfully, but although the play gives her a trajectory of retreat, it doesn't explore it.
/ I have stolen breath / In a stalk of fennel!" (Curiously, the Modern Library anthology that Milford edited includes nothing Millay wrote after 1923, thus omitting her fine late sonnets and giving no sense of her trajectory as a writer).
It was there that her trajectory collided with the momentum of her cousin, Wisa1, who was crafting his electronic visions into viscous vibrations.
Streisand earned her big break in 1960 and the memoir is due to cover her childhood and the entire trajectory of her career, according to her official website.
The way a player carries herself can come to seem interchangeable with her play, with the trajectory of her strokes.
In fact, just a few days before our interview, Amanda had spoken to a journalist from Rolling Stone for an article about crowd funding, which had apparently finally made its way to the mainstream enough for them to write about it - though I wish they'd been talking to her about the amazing trajectory of her career instead.
The fact that wives and husbands and mothers and students poke holes in her shifting trajectories of thou-shalt-nots means less to her than whether she can fix upon the next best-selling title.
