He recalls most vividly a memorable golden age in the late 1960s when he argues that the scope of British writing for the theatre was unequalled since that of William Shakespeare and his colleagues in the first Elizabethan age.This is not absurd.
"When I was a CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund finalist, I became really friendly with Richard Chai," says Neuwirth, by way of explaining her excitement about working with BOFFO, the group that initiated Chai's memorable ice age pop-up last year.
Whether it skyrockets or fails miserably, Alibaba's IPO certainly looks to be the most memorable in ages.
Amali de Alwis: My childhood was split between the UK and Sri Lanka, with some my most memorable childhood years between the ages of six and nine spent in Kandy, Sri Lanka.
Not bad at all for a 61-year-old, but then this would have been memorable at any age.
Roddick returned to the Open in 1991 and watched the fiery Jimmy Connors's memorable run at age 39.
The inspiration I hear in production and arrangements these days is mostly aimed at how certain artists can make something memorable in an age with a lot of content.
Thus, for interviews 4 12 we instead requested that the patient should be a memorable patient, 65 years of age or older, in whose care they had been involved.
One memorable piece on ageing began: "Almost everything I've ever done has very rapidly become normal".
"Racculia's vivid, small-town life of Ruby Falls is evocative of similar terrains found in the memorable, coming-of-age novels by Lorrie Moore ("Who Will Run the Frog Hospital?") and Elizabeth Strout Amymy and Isabelle"), in which teenagers are forever seeking a way out of their unremarkable lives through reckless acts.
This is a masterly and indeed monumental biography, some 800 pages long, a memorable portrait of the age as well as the composer.
