The book was original and very funny, and it also, most unusually for a comic novel, gave readers a telling picture of life in England and the empire between 1839 and 1842.
The book was original and very funny and it also, most unusually for a comic novel, gave readers a telling picture of life in England and the empire between 1839 and 1842: there were four closely-packed pages of notes at the back of the novel which proved the historical accuracy of what seemed like mere exuberant farce.
Under attack again from inside and outside the game and short on star power, the Davis Cup showed why it is worth saving in a memorable first round that ended, most unusually, on a Monday in Chile.
But his favorite composer -- revealingly, and most unusually for a violinist -- is Schubert, who wrote neither a concerto nor any other showpiece for his instrument.
But having such differing body clocks provided a challenge to the relationship, especially when there were so many other people who wanted a piece of Joe – and when he, most unusually for a rock star, was more than happy to reciprocate.
Most unusually for a Russian oligarch, I must say".
Sarah was so appalled by the Queen's "inhuman " conduct that she was reduced to tears, and, most unusually for a woman who rarely spoke of religion, ended by threatening the Queen with the judgement of God.
Most unusually for an inner-city council, they put their money where their mouth was.
Most unusually for an Israeli president, Peres became his nation's top diplomat.
Most unusually for an England captain, he copped some criticism for showing too much faith in his spinners, but he captained his seamers well, setting appropriate fields when the pitches lost pace and carry and refraining from bowling them into the ground in a compressed three Test series.
