One aide described the office on Connecticut Avenue, near the Mayflower Hotel, as modest ("smaller than my first NYC apt")., with staff members doubled up in three offices, each roughly the size of a large walk-in closet.
That said, it's important to remember Shazam! was budgeted at about $100 million, and will reach break-even point at roughly $250 million, meaning any result north of perhaps $350+ million will be a success for the more modest, smaller film.
The Series has grown from a modest small-town event into a nationally televised 12-day festival of baseball.
By now, Mr. Sprecher, an engineer with modest small-town roots and a reputation for seeing around technological corners, has gotten a little testy about the "unregulated" label.
The glossy, big-city world of "Gossip Girl" is far afield of the modest, small-town doings of "Farmer Wants a Wife".
Partly, it's the houses, a terrifically appealing mix of stately and modest, small and medium and big, very old and just plain old.
His modest, small-cast adaptation (minimal chorus girls, no pyrotechnics) is part revival, part homage, and part deconstruction, in the mode of recent shows like "Indecent" and "Shuffle Along".
Some critics, including Agnes, have made much of William de Mille's supposedly modest small d and Cecil DeMille's apparently grandiose large D, but it was a question of what would work on the movie screen.
(Johnson) ★ 'Fluxus and the Essential Questions of Life' (through Dec. 3) This is a historically fascinating and excellently produced show of works that mostly masked revolutionary intentions behind deceptively modest, small-scale works of assemblage, printmaking, performance, film and wordplay.
(Smith) ★ 'Fluxus and the Essential Questions of Life' (through Dec. 3) This is a historically fascinating and excellently produced show of works that mostly masked revolutionary intentions behind deceptively modest, small-scale works of assemblage, printmaking, performance, film and wordplay.
It is a historically fascinating and excellently produced show of works that mostly masked revolutionary intentions behind deceptively modest, small-scale pieces of assemblage, print making, performance and wordplay.
