The word at the heart of that apocryphal quote — loose — is one Lavin turns to striking curatorial advantage.
The thing is, I love a bit of cocaine, I love loose women, and, you can quote me on this, I have loved all those things.
We were told yesterday this is a total mess and that, quote, all hell is breaking loose.
Talk story about the new comedy revue "Loose Lips", that brings to life actual quotes by famous people.
The New Yorker, May 29 , 1995P. 33 Talk story about the new comedy revue "Loose Lips", that brings to life actual quotes by famous people.
By Anthony Haden-GuesThehe New Yorker, May 29 , 1995P. 33 Talk story about the new comedy revue "Loose Lips", that brings to life actual quotes by famous people.
I think those 60% of teenage girls who are overweight (the statistic quoted during that discussion on Loose Women) deserve to have their size stocked in stores on the high street.
Brennan noted that the writing process is "fast and loose, with the emphasis on fast", and quotes Murphy as having said, in terms of their roles in episode creation, "I'm sort of the brain.
Mark Perry, founder of the leading London punk periodical, Sniffin' Glue, let loose with what he would later call his "big quote": "Punk died the day The Clash signed to CBS".
They quoted analogies in support of the hypothesis, but loose inference is hardly sufficient to confirm such a claim.
'... the vapour, which is secreted into the ventricles of a healthy person, is in like proportion absorbed again by the inhaling veins and that if there be any excess it descends through the bottom of the ventricles to the basis of the skull and into the loose cavity of the spinal marrow.' (Haller, 1747; as quoted by [ 28]; see also Figure 2B for review).
