3 Much has been made of the distinction between English and American Western styles of horsemanship, but as Mr. Ed himself once sang, "A horse is a horse…." Now Hermès, the most rarefied of saddle makers, has embraced the same humble truth with the introduction of its limited-edition Cielo pleasure saddle.
The introduction is so humble if you compare it to a book written by a chef today".
Man, I thought the evening news broadcasts were bad, but that was before I paid any attention to the dreck which passes for "news" in the A.M. Which is my humble excuse for this entire introduction, as well as for the headline I gave this article ("At the time, Your Honor, he was under the influence of a royal-sized dose of sappiness, and simply can't be held accountable for his actions... ..)... ..
"Some people call me an artist, but I see myself as someone who just likes to play with pictures," the ever-humble DarkAngelØne writes in his personal introduction.
It gives teenagers a rigorous introduction to filmmaking and, despite the humblest of origins, has built up an enviable roster of Hollywood donors and supporters inside city government.
But the humble tricycle may become the urban hauler par excellence with the introduction of the Kiffy, an intriguingly versatile vehicle created by French designer Norbert Peytour of NP Innovation, in collaboration with Toulon-based design firm Agence 360.
Nacimiento-Fergusson so humbled the T-Bird, as I recall, that its public introduction was postponed while engine-cooling problems and other deficiencies were addressed.
The farm is now the base for Humble by Nature and home to Sarah and Tim Stephens, who runs the introduction to sheep keeping and hedge-laying courses.
When, in the fourth line, the wean is addressed as a "bonnie lady", the introduction of that gently teasing, pretend-courtly tone is especially poignant because of the humble circumstances of the child's birth.
