A psychologist interviewed in "Make" speculates that the sculptures, which sometimes take on anthropomorphic shapes, represent memories of her childhood bond to her sister.
(Think of Adam Trask, in John Steinbeck's novel "East of Eden," rejecting as tainted the money his son Cal made speculating on bean futures during the First World War).
Bernie McSherry, senior vice president of strategic initiatives at Cuttone & Co., emphasizes that "while there is money to be made speculating in real estate once again, that play should be left for those with lots of cash and lots of patience".
When my parents had guests over, I was intrigued by the sotto voce remarks they would make later, speculating about the (unspoken) troubles they knew their friends were having.
A bad one could make people speculate about changes.
Pictures, costumes and designs make us speculate on the idioms of lost ballets.
Yet an attempt to impose tax on profits made by speculating on the stock exchange has been blocked.
Amid a sea of personable, honest, un-messed-up comedians, where are the oddball entertainers to make us speculate wildly about what goes on in their hearts, heads and beds?
The idea -- for an enclave of architectural gems that show some restraint in a woodsy subdivision several miles from the beach -- originated with a longtime friend of Mr. Meier's, Harry J. Brown Jr., a onetime Hollywood screenwriter, novelist and Broadway producer who made millions speculating in Beverly Hills real estate.
Some background: During the Roaring Twenties, so much money could be made by speculating on shares of stock that several big Wall Street banks began selling stock along side their traditional banking services like taking in deposits and making loans.
