That was, as Murray knows so well, in 1936.
Let Cameron defend the talentless land-owning class he knows so well, if he dared.
Clemens thrived in the atmosphere of a rivalry he knows so well.
After all, as she knows so well: "Tomorrow is another day".
Now comes "Clean," less memoir than guide for those just entering the terrain Mr. Sheff knows so well.
As he knows so well, the past and the present have a way of fusing together on their own.
The music Mr. Clapton knows so well is built on consistent formulas: 12-bar blues, call and response.
Increasingly now she directs from the keyboard, producing a new intimacy to her performances of work she knows so well.
"Maybe you'll understand that when you need to express something truly significant, your mouth will revert to the insignificant nonsense it knows so well".
And yet it's Conrad, writing about fictional Costaguana, who puts it most eloquently: "The words one knows so well have a nightmarish meaning in this country.
I have no doubt that he will continue to contribute to the game he loves so much and knows so well".
