They are interests that Mr. Meltzer has made well known in his best-selling novels: legal thrillers with an archival fetish largely devoid of subtext and meant for consumption between Dulles and O'Hare.
They therefore represent a significant hurdle to performers challenged with somehow making well known music fresh: a challenge elegantly met by Louis Langrée, Mostly Mozart's music director, and by the festival orchestra.
The 12-year-old Palestinian boy shot to death eight weeks ago as he crouched beside his father, in a scene that television broadcasts made well known around the world, might have been killed by Palestinian gunmen, not Israeli soldiers, the Israeli Army said today.
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Actor Michael J. Fox belongs to that proverbial congregation, which he made well known when he appeared on "The Late Show With David Letterman" two years ago, discussing how a single man with Parkinson's disease motivated him to run the last leg of the 2013 marathon.
All activities should be coordinated through one project leader or management group that acts at the local level and that is made well known to all actors such that they know whom to talk with if problems occur or if details of a specific event have to be worked out.
Some companies contract with the same European and Asian factories that make well-known brands, which puts them at the mercy of those larger ski maker's production priorities.
When you give a reward, make it well known (reward publicly, admonish privately).
This is a good way to get yourself out there, and make yourself well known.
Mr. Mehta "can build this place to be something unique and make it well known on a global basis," Mr. Weill said in an interview.
"My whole goal was to do these paintings, and I figured my wife, Leslie, and my daughter, Amy, would someday try to make them well known in the art world," he said.
