Romney has been lucky, too, in his array of opponents.
He loved Montaigne for his skepticism and Shakespeare for his array of eccentric characters.
(He also founded Cacao Biotechnologies, which serves as the laboratory for his array of flavour experiments).
His array of injuries, he said, has prepared him well for his future career.
Several of his colorful drawings hang above his array of ceramics, which are unabashedly utilitarian.
He polished his array of wacky-sounding noises (the cackling laughter of drunk grandparents, the mumbling of farm workers).
But coming so late, his array of ideas can seem panicky, reminding voters of other Sarkozy reforms that never happened.
So not only was she ahead of the game fashionwise, she also managed to pull focus from Jon Snow and his array of technicolour ties.
However, now that Brown has added finishing to his array of skills, McKinlay argues that he's close to becoming the complete box-to-box player.
As always, the blinds were drawn; there was no radio or TV, just a flood of US stock market data jinking colourfully across his array of screens.
With this image and his array of ancient religious symbols, Mr. Graham ties this 21st-century church both to Catholic traditions and distant mythology.
