Fleming retained an interest in the subject and when Sillitoe suggested to the editor of The Sunday Times, Denis Hamilton, that the paper may want to write a story on the International Diamond Security Organisation, Hamilton offered the story to Fleming.
He said that Welles had offered the story without prompting, and that his sources were excellent.
That's right, and said: "I've spoken to so-and-so, who's offered the story to me".
During one call, he offered the story of Tommy Lewis, an Alabama football player who once jumped from the sidelines to tackle an opponent.
I had been wondering how to bring up the business of his knocking down his old roommate Bill White, but now Gibson offered the story of his own accord.
That led to an invitation by an Israeli artist to take part in a project about storage space, for which he offered the story of his warehouse.
He offered the story to Richard Grozier, the Post's general manager and assistant publisher, telling him, "How would you like to have a story blowing him up sky high?" But the newspaper wavered.
He also offered the story of their first kiss, the soundtrack of which was the "Spider-Man" theme song ("Not the movie -- the TV show," Tamblyn interjected).
By the policies and priorities they establish, the directives they give, the advice and counsel they offer, the stories they tell, and perhaps most importantly the examples they set, leaders may alter the manner in which their subordinates interpret and make sense of experiences.
Until then, they present some of the best cinema has to offer: the stories of cops and criminals and criminals on the brink, corporate subterfuge, and complex conspiracies.
Ms. Curtis offers the story of an off-center chaise longue that an elderly man once sold her.
