And the first song she ever loved was from the big band era: a Jimmy Rushing hit for Count Basie called "Sent for You Yesterday (And Here You Come Today)." So she was among the most improbable candidates for the job she would perform with undisguised gusto for almost 40 years.
It also shoehorns in an improbable candidate for Mr. Right in the person of Sally's brother, Animal (Marc Blucas), a handsome ex-convict newly sprung from prison, where he was incarcerated for murdering his sexually abusive stepfather.
Lord Justice Thorpe said: "Her husband was the most improbable candidate for affluence.
Written for an ephemeral medium and studded with of-the-moment references (does anyone even remember who Marisa Berenson is anymore?), "Tales of the City" might seem an improbable candidate for immortality.
The AXIN2 gene is an improbable candidate for Wnt activation in GEJ adenocarcinomas because microsatellite instability has been described in only less than 6% in these tumours (Gleeson et al, 1996; Wijnhoven et al, 2000b).
An alt-rock band hitting it big in Britain after five years, with their third album, would be in itself a talking point, but it was compounded by the fact that Veckatimest was an improbable candidate for top 10 success.
Delgado has dramatically rebounded to become the team's most formidable hitter and a somewhat improbable candidate for National League Most Valuable Player honors.
Known for the irascible, self-doubting persona he cultivated in American Splendor and his day-to-day existence, the frizzy-haired, wild-eyed Mr. Pekar, a writer whose comics were illustrated by other artists, was an improbable candidate for lasting glory.
At first glance the 87,000-pound (empty weight) Philippine Mars and its red-and-white twin, the Hawaii Mars, appear improbable candidates for flight.
The Booker prize ceremony for literature took place on November 7th; and the Turner prize for modern art will be bestowed, on television, on November 28th.These high-brow love-ins are improbable candidates for today's supposedly dumbed-down television.
