Four days on the job, the secretary of state roamed the stage today like a talk show host, dispensed anecdotes and one-liners, and in the process sketched Powell's work rules.
The plot description registers as predictable: A lonely, heartbroken radio host dispenses advice to others when his own life needs fixing, and finds love again in an unexpected place.
The sellers are host governments dispensing land they nominally own.
When the last housing boom neared its peak a decade ago, DIY was primetime TV, with Changing Rooms' Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and Linda Barker – and a host of copycat shows – dispensing home makeover advice.
Teresa Rae Wood, the 38-year-old Midwestern heroine of Strayed's first novel, has fled a bad marriage and rebuilt her life, dispensing wisdom as the host of a local radio show.
Many viruses circumvent host control of translational initiation by dispensing with some or all of these cellular initiation factors through special sequences on their mRNA referred to as internal ribosomal entry sites (IRES) (Filbin and Kieft, 2009).
Amid writing books on parenting and having hosted a daily radio show for Oprah dispensing child-rearing advice, my family is not bereft of all the drama one would typically find in the American home.
The commentators who cheered on the conflict, far from being driven from public life are still feted: still writing columns, still dispensing advice in TV studios, still hosting thinktank breakfasts.
He acted the host, ordering for the communal table, keeping the sake bombs dropping and dispensing unsolicited tips to strangers.
