Quoting "Orlando," Zeman notes: "Everything is in fact always something else".
In "Winter Slowness," you note, "Everything is yet to come or is already gone: / love, solitude, work".
A treatise on youth and social expectation, it notes: "Everything is real -- except middle age". The more layered piece, The Twelve Pound Look, stars Bradford Cover as a pompous man about to be knighted.
According to a program note, everything is based on Mr. Naharin's personal movement technique, called (oddly for an American audience) Gaga.
The change went live a couple of hours ago and, as the post notes, everything is going haywire while the systems chew through the backlog of posts over the next week.
I suppose I should be pleased that Alison and Jo have reclaimed their houses – it's a bit early to say whether it's permanent – but somehow the programme caught too many false notes; everything was just a bit too pat, too smooth, conveniently dovetailing into TV's perfect ending.
As Oscar Wilde famously noted, "Everything popular is wrong", so when you are a true expert or connoisseur at something, the utility of mainstream or crowdsourced ratings disappears.
For most of 2009, one of Mr. Obama's top aides noted, "everything else was set aside".
One participant, who worked on a barge and at the Landfill, noted: "Everything that was at the World Trade Center ended up...on the barge and came onto Staten Island.
