Radiating outward are spokes of endive holding whole asparagus spears.
Davies — who is thirty-eight but has the boyish looks of the chorister he once was — spoke in the library of the Hispanic Society of America, at Broadway and 155th Street.
The Beyond Purpose Group is the second new unit at the MSL Group in a month, coming after the formation of Be Spoke, dedicated to beauty and luxury clients.
They are spokes in the ever-turning wheel of our capitalist society, and they're entertaining as hell to watch play out.
And all of the other possible career choices, such as law school, science writing, or policy, would also be spokes that lead directly out of graduate school.
Having an obese child was an outward sign of 'failing' as a parent, and one mother whose child was obese spoke of feeling blamed by clinicians for the child's weight gain, which, as she said, neither she nor the child's clinicians could explain.
A certain vagueness in the string ensemble and a general roundness where sharp edges were required spoke of a need for a grounded, resident music director.
Everybody in that room we have people who worked on South Park, Kyle McCulloch, people who love that kind of thing, and we'd spend a lot of the day arguing a point and that would be the spoke of our story.
Another, spread-eagled inside a giant hoop, propels herself across the stage as if her arms and legs were the spokes of a wheel.
These groups will be the "spokes" of the program, Heimbrook said.
