The beyond sublime O Caroline apart, they're hymns to Alfreda Benge, his wife, muse, teacher, co-writer and album cover painter.
(F, G, O, 65 89) Apart from the opportunistic encounters provided by bus travel, the pass also played its role in maintaining friendship networks.
(F, Ind, O, 70 74) Apart from such overt opportunities to demonstrate one's competence and usefulness, the more mundane fact of simply sharing the same space as workers, mothers, school children and tourists is a way of enacting participation in wider society: by utilising the public transport network, one is visibly part of 'the general public'.
She got herself on a then new and experimental course set up to make doctors of arts graduates: "I had no science at all, not even O-levels, apart from biology.
- For a connected structure, the points are at most O(n) distance apart.
- For a globular structure, the points are at most O(n1/3) distance apart [ 14].
Graham also reverses the footage, so you can see just how the Jack-o-lanterns break apart.
A property F is an intrinsic property of o if and only if o having F is compatible with nothing apart from o and its proper parts existing, and also compatible with something apart from o existing.
When characters drop a B-O-X, the letters fall apart and the O goes rolling, sending the animals on a wild chase.
Anthony's Costa's piss was a full stop on the era of Phixx, of Ultra, of Northern Line and V; of World's Apart, of O-Town, of One True Voice, of Upside Down.
Paul Sorvino, massive and affable, appeared onstage and offered the audience the uncertain pleasure of hearing him sing "O Sole Mio," which, Italian origins apart, had no obvious relation to the business at hand.
