In September 1937, the brothers, on college vacation, went on one of their regular collecting walks along the tidal estuary of the Humber River, pursuing their joint passions of biology, geology and, particularly, paleontology.
An "out" gay man, Byron Kennard has been partnered for almost fifty-two years with Glenn Pinder, with whom he's shared joint passions for interior design, musical theater, giving absolutely fabulous parties, and reading history, especially biographies of dead Queens.
Soon he and Scott are inseparable, and instantly embark on a horrendous career of emotional codependency, indulging a joint addictive passion for alcohol, drugs, fan love, mutual smothering reassurance – and plastic surgery.
Soon Liberace and Scott embark on a career of co-dependency on an operatic scale, indulging a joint addictive passion for alcohol, drugs, fan-love, mutual smothering reassurance – and plastic surgery.
In brief, they're groups of people informally bound together by shared expertise and passion for a joint enterprise engineers engaged in deep-water drilling, for example, consultants who specialize in strategic marketing, or frontline managers in charge of check processing at a large commercial bank.
I certainly experienced this passion during a joint research project.
Now, he's running one of the city's most popular barbecue joints — born out of his passion for raising whole hogs and harvesting local produce.
But what I've learned along the way is that a joint honours student needs double the passion, patience and perseverance required to study a single honours degree.
The 11-1 shot confirmed the promise of his three placed runs as a two-year-old by stretching away from the joint-favourites High Reach and Grand Passion to score cosily in the hands of Dane O'Neill.
I'm not any more flexible than I was then, but I found that rhythmic is my passion, something no stiff joints or imperfect splits can ever change.
As a writer, I have poured my passion about the injustice of joint enterprise into my novel Ambitions of the Deprived.
