The barbed expressions scattered liberally throughout "When We Argued All Night," Alice Mattison's fine novel of a friendship that lasts more than half a century, were for a long time the sonic wallpaper of life in certain quarters of New York City.
He has a dozen aliases, court and police records show, and he uses them liberally, usually when he is arrested.
Of course we all know that the liberally-offered 'sleep when the baby sleeps' nugget of wisdom is a bit of a joke (are you going to hoover when the baby hoovers, too?) but sometimes sleep is the most productive thing you can do with thirty minutes.
Developers liberally use the word when naming new projects, even apartment towers that are not even remotely connected to stables or horses.
Little of the… Pinkard reveals that before the storming of the Bastille a revolution took place at dinner tables all over France, when ornate, liberally spiced medieval styles… Born in Cesenatico, a fishing village near Rimini, in 1931, Hazan married the son of a New York furrier and began cooking for him.
Pinkard reveals that before the storming of the Bastille a revolution took place at dinner tables all over France, when ornate, liberally spiced medieval styles of cooking were displaced by farm-fresh food prepared so that it "not only tasted, but also looked, like what it was".
I will stand with them and for them on January 22, when Laughing Liberally presents Standup for Charlie Hebdo at New York Society for Ethical Culture.
Some scents, when applied liberally, can become overpowering.
Commercially-made unseasoned meat tenderizers can be effective when applied liberally to dry blood stains.
