Lord, Lord, Lord!" She flailed her arms.
But someone of the prime minister's strong religious conviction is bound to be affected by criticism from such a quarter, even if he thinks it mistaken.Meanwhile, perhaps as soon as January 12th, Mr Blair must face a reckoning of a different kind: Lord Hutton's report.
Every summer, Bruno, along with Senate colleagues and staffers, decamps to Saratoga, where he presides like a kind of feudal lord.
Compared with the earlier generation of Irish gangsters who came to prominence in the 1970s, Kinahan represents a new kind of crime lord: sophisticated, internationalist, ruthless and more often than not, under the radar.
"Fox was this amazing unifier of all the strands of conservatism together … [Now] it's kind of a Lord of the Flies situation where everyone's trying to kill each other".
Now that he's out of the picture, one of my Fox sources joked that inside Fox News it's kind of a Lord of the Flies situation where everyone's trying to kill each other.
The animals' existential angst – the dubious gift of speech and even poetry – ends in disaster and violence, as a kind of canine Lord of the Flies via Animal Farm, using animals to point out human failings.
Ann Patchett's most characteristic subject is the hell turned unlikely paradise, a kind of reverse "Lord of the Flies" in which a group of strangers, shipwrecked into a disaster beyond their imagining, manage nonetheless to create a peaceable habitat where love and decency prevail.
And overheard gossip was less the'Hey, I've just seen Kate Moss' kind, more 'Good Lord, isn't that Nigel Havers?' Cornbury aims to be family-friendly, with plenty of face-painting and sideshows to keep kids happy, plus natty beach huts for some lucky overnight campers.
While Jasper deserves full credit for stating, so plainly, his credentials as a kind of amateur lord chamberlain, to whom any sensitive artistic material should be submitted, pre-performance, for the necessary corrections, or risk the consequences, he is not, of course, the first to appoint himself to such a position.
In that sense, someone like Kozlowski was not so much the archetypical capitalist as he was a kind of feudal lord, milking his demesne for all it was worth without worrying about the long-term health of his enterprise.
