Only once did I override that instinct: I let the "Today" show film her as part of a lead-in piece when my most recent book was released.
They had that lead in part because of another piece they did not have last year, Turner, who singled to lead off the game.
Bardem and Renner aren't the only big stars vying for a role; Twitch also reports that Natalie Portman is Scott's choice for the female lead in the piece, Fassbender's onscreen wife.
He is a man who has never had to perform at high-profile moments in parliament, never had to write a big speech for a party conference, never had to take the lead in set-piece interviews".
Yet Ms. Winter proved herself a dancer of wide range over the years, creating roles in Graham works (including Helen of Troy in "Clytemnestra" and the vengeful Aphrodite in "Phaedra") as well as the lead in other pieces — sometimes in Graham's own roles, like the bride in "Appalachian Spring" and Jocasta in "Night Journey".
For the part of Brad Colbert (the nearest to a "lead" in this ensemble piece), White wanted Alexander Skarsgård, son of Hollywood actor Stellan Skarsgård.
"The Private War of Anthony Shaffer, Lancee's investigation surrounding the Pentagon's censorship of "Operation Dark Heart," was the lead nonfiction piece in PLAYBOY's January, 2011 issue.
Things kept falling into place: his flight to Mahajanga, near the national park in Ampijoroa, took off despite the cyclone; his driver took an unusual route to the airport that happened to pass just in front of the Baobob restaurant and port that Finnegan writes about in the lead of his piece; the armed guards at the sanctuary were there at a time when they normally wouldn't have been.
Mr. Boro took the lead in choreographing their next piece, which was called "Figninto" (Bambara for "blind").
The latter took the lead in the one substantial piece of domestic legislation of Douglas-Home's premiership, the abolition of resale price maintenance.
The center (the part that normally has the lead in it) should have a piece of plastic sticking out, break or cut it off).
