The purchase was, in part, a way to replicate the singularly precious childhood experiences of summers in a bungalow colony in Ellenville, N.Y., pool and peers included.
A singularly precious item in the museum's collection is a round Chumash tray decorated with a Spanish coin motif, commissioned in 1825 by Spanish administrators in Monterey, Calif., as a gift for a visiting dignitary.
Though some dismissed "Vexations" as a private punch line, its singularly peculiar effect has led many historians to speculate about its origins.
In its singularly understated way, Colorless Tsukuru and His Years of Pilgrimage, is, as its title suggests, a quest novel, though one without any dramatic epiphanies.
That's why Pandora just recently (and smartly) announced two major strategic moves to diversify its singularly challenged business model.
I have long been bearish on Netflix due to its singularly challenged business model, and Disney's call to arms certainly doesn't help. .
The Paris-based Quantic Dream studio has been putting out its singularly divisive brand of "interactive drama" for several years.
Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma is characterised by its singularly aggressive tumour biology and unfavourable patient outcomes.
Clement Crisp, writing in The Financial Times, called it "a relentlessly pauperish show, its manner anxious, its costuming singularly hideous, its effects small-scale and morose".
Toasted inside, it keeps its precious fillings hot and contained.
Now it is hauling its most precious cargo yet: tenors.
