The hidden gem among the French recordings is that of the now-forgotten Orchestre des Cento Soli, conducted by the equally obscure Rudolf Albert, laid down courtesy of "Classics Jazz France," in 1956; it's an insistent, urgent reading, suavely phrased and crisply articulated.
The child was insistent, though, that she needed to start reading it all over again, from the beginning.
And he's insistent that it never reads SMS or contacts.
But my best memories of the cottage are of the screened-in porch out back, reading in a chaise longue, listening to an afternoon rain shower and, one evening, the insistent call of a whip-poor-will.
Because Jeter is insistent on playing through injuries, Girardi says he reads Jeter's "facial expressions" to try to determine how much he is hurt.
That means annual revenue of £1.25 billion ($2 billion)." Even though customers currently need a proprietary set-top box to read its digital signals, Hochhauser is insistent that Video Networks is platform agnostic.
Serena reads Haley's short stories – which, with their insistent themes of sexual jealousy, obsession and betrayal, resemble McEwan's own early oeuvre – and is entranced.
"Harsh, insistent, discordant; commanding attention by a loud or obtrusive quality," she read from the dictionary.
As they head into a bedroom and the man becomes more insistent, the lighting changes from green to red as a message reads: "A kiss isn't a green light to do what you want".
I have seldom read a novel in which the link between sex and death is so insistent.
