He sprawls on his thronelike perch in the limo, having satisfied every whim, and while he wants more, always more, there's a sense that he's bought himself into oblivion.
Is less more in this instance – or is more always merrier? Originally, this would have generally been made with dark Jamaica rum, and most modern recipes still call for this.
With so many titles from Mr. Pollard on store shelves and more always around the corner, it is difficult to create the sense that each new Guided by Voices release from Matador is an event, he said.
More, always more, it seems, and automakers are happy to comply, cramming six pistons into cars that run nicely on four and shoehorning V-8's into engine bays where V-6's are a tight fit.
In conclusion, it said: "While the IAAF certainly cannot be and is not complacent, and understands that more always can and should be done, with the greatest respect it does not accept the suggestion in the IC report that there are 'systemic fails within the IAAF… that prevent or diminish the possibility of an effective anti-doping programme'".
And I wondered why Neal, who has spent as much of his life in England as I have, if not more, always seems to have felt it murmuring away like an old song, though the institutions that shaped and opened up his life – schools, universities, regiments, publishers, broadcasters, employers – were at the very least British, when not downright English, in their atmospheres and influences.
