Félix de Givry's Paul is a serious young man who gets into the early-90s underground club scene while a student, notionally working on a literary thesis: De Givry has something of Jean-Pierre Léaud's priestly severity, in his shirt and V-necked sweater.
Written by Sid Waddell, otherwise known as the 'Voice of Darts', it is the football fever dream of a middle-aged sports commentator from Northumberland, and a condensed amalgamation of everything British that is also notionally working class.
There are excerpts from "Giselle," "The Sleeping Beauty," "The Nutcracker," "Coppélia," "Don Quixote" and "Swan Lake," with one notionally contemporary work, Ms. Alonso's 1990 "Gottschalk Symphony".
Freddy Rodriguez and Christian Bale are Mike and Jim, buddies since childhood, who incessantly bray their whaddup-dawg gangsta-speak at each other and drive around loaded on weed and beer, notionally looking for work.
The way it works — notionally, anyway — is that most owners promote and support their teams and defer to their general manager, manager and coaches, the paid experts, on matters of sport.
Yahoo's strategy is all about increasing user engagement across the network, so creating the Y OS works notionally as an idea, since it creates the underlying platform which will help to link Yahoo's disparate services.
Next up is Julien Codorniou Director of 'Workplace by Facebook' (what we used to notionally call 'Facebook at Work').
Perhaps people truly have had enough of work encroaching on notionally social spaces.
It left rookie Jordan Morris, who'd forsaken a spot in the Bundesliga to work on a notionally quiet apprenticeship in MLS, suddenly charged with leading the charge for MLS Cup.
The whole work could be notionally divided into three parts, namely the development of applications for voice recognition, programming and animation has finished school model and implementation of a communication interface between these parts.
