But Howard's film needs to catch more wind than Master and Commander; though increasingly beloved down the years, it only did $212m worldwide ($274m corrected).
"Klown," which ran for six increasingly beloved seasons before ending in 2009, was, like "Curb Your Enthusiasm," a show that found humor — and at times pathos — in the exquisitely bad judgment and behavior of its stars.
Over the past several years, Saunders has become increasingly beloved, even though oddly for a writer in this day and age he hasn't published any novels.
JOHANNESBURG — Nelson Mandela, the beloved but increasingly frail hero of South African democracy, remained hospitalized for a second day here on Thursday for what his foundation called "routine tests".
But Mr. Kamen and his invention may help Americans -- increasingly alienated from their beloved machines by the invisible, irreparable workings of electronics -- to at least temporarily rekindle their long love affair with them.
It is fitting that in his more recent career, Mr. Transtromer has been drawn increasingly to haiku, that form beloved (or not so beloved) of so many third-grade classes.
This snub, in combination with his declining health, caused Prokofiev progressively to withdraw from public life and from various activities, even his beloved chess, and increasingly he devoted himself exclusively to his own work.
Bringing down the deficit to zero, as all major parties have promised to do, will mean increasingly nasty trade-offs between beloved public services like schools and hospitals, which may start to suffer visibly.
Sadly, this tsunami of chronic illness is increasingly caused by eating our beloved diet staple, bread, the staff of life, and all the wheat products hidden in everything from soups to vodka to lipstick to envelope adhesive.
Some proactive, protective measures could have, should have been taken to remove him from behind his beloved but ever-increasingly dangerous wheel, but nothing had come to anyone's active notice.
That winter, dread-filled, Mother fielded a series of increasingly upsetting telephone-calls from her beloved brother.
