Following the death of his mother Ida, in Fast's childhood, he worked in assorted part-time jobs before graduating from George Washington high school, New York, in 1931.
When, after seven years, her marriage ended, she worked in assorted part-time jobs: at a petrol station, as a receptionist and for Birds Eye foods.
When, after seven years, her marriage ended, she worked in assorted part-time jobs: at a petrol station, as a receptionist, for Bird's Eye foods.
In assorted parts Kristin Griffith (from the Mint Theater Company's "Mary Broome") is very funny, especially as George's daughters.
Oakland, the coolest team in the playoffs, was mostly assorted parts, and lost.
Punning can be seen as bricolage on a purely verbal plane (or, as in cartoons, a verbal/visual fusion), bringing oddly assorted parts together to make a striking new whole.
Why not mathematics in art and music — even poetry — along with its role in assorted sciences?
Coming as they did from deep in our stews of assorted chicken parts — gizzards, innards, knees — I doubted they could be anything as innocent as plums.
Interesting concept, no? Best part, these are actually available for sale online and in assorted colors.
To evoke the early Greek Olympics in the first part of the documentary, "Festival of the Nations," she filmed near-naked athletes in assorted heroic poses.
Belief in assorted local spirits is widespread.
