Two biscuits and a black coffee sit, largely untouched, in front of Oxfam's global ambassador.
A decade later, MTV invited him to record one of their celebrated Unplugged concerts, in which esteemed rock, pop and, in this case, easy-listening artists performed largely acoustically in front of a handpicked audience that comprised, invariably, of young people in trainers and T-shirts.
But still, female horror icons largely exist in front of the camera.
And if your summers are largely spent in front of the TV instead of in the pages of books, a worthy adaptation of Crisp's autobiography is available on YouTube. .
Don't do this in large malls, in front of cameras, or at/in other largely public places.
My own limited experience is that even the most foul-mouthed underlings largely avoid swearing in front of the boss, though Alastair Campbell may have been an exception.
And Greta Gerwig, the indie darling who plays Arthur's love interest, had to film her first, largely improvised scene in front of the 42nd Street exit of Grand Central Terminal in the thick of Monday-morning rush hour.
There would have been every point in his addressing the American people while seated at his Oval Office desk without a teleprompter and with a partly or largely memorized script in front of him.
What you saw on screen was largely men standing in front of doors – the glossy black of 10 Downing Street which so often served as a backdrop for her own most famous soundbites; the door of her London house; the constituency office in Finchley; and the Grantham health food store which now occupies the site of her father's grocery shop.
"The American Dream," Arthur Miller once remarked, "is the largely unacknowledged screen in front of which all American writing plays itself out".
