Cummings's name is often styled "e.e.e
Amīr Khosrow, son of a Turkish officer but whose mother was Indian, is often styled, because of the sweetness of his speech, "the parrot of India".
"A.F.V.," as the show's title is often styled, now generates 20 million monthly views on YouTube, up from two million when Maker took over, Mr. Di Bona said.
Thanks to Justice Brandeis (who lifted the phrase from Lord Bryce, the British scholar-diplomat and author of "The American Commonwealth"), the legislatures of the several states are often styled, not least by their own members, "laboratories of democracy".
By Hendrik Hertzberg Thanks to Justice Brandeis (who lifted the phrase from Lord Bryce, the British scholar-diplomat and author of "The American Commonwealth"), the legislatures of the several states are often styled, not least by their own members, "laboratories of democracy".
The first Cinerama films focused on spectacle rather than storytelling and were often styled as travelogues.
As a player, Shearer was often styled as a classic English centre-forward, owing to his strength, physical stature, heading ability and strong shot.
Following the secession of Johor, Sultan Ali was granted administrative charge over Muar until his death in 1877, and in most administrative matters, was often styled as the "Sultan of Muar".
The boy bands and girl bands are often styled quite similarly, which can often make the men look pretty effeminate, because these male teen dreams are often quite slender too.
Or at least Handel's "Ode for St . Cecilias Day," as it is more often styled, does so here, in an excellent performance from 2011 by Ludus Baroque, a crack group of British early musickers assembled twice a year by Richard Neville-Towle in Edinburgh.
As was the case when we played the largest Tetris game ever, when it comes to colorful, bit-styled graphics, bigger is often better.
