You could easily imagine the original attempts at making this something more than a suburb being erased in a decade or two, as it is turned into a commuter district like any other.
In most of the languages with a long history of writing, the original attempts by scribes at phonological transcription were followed by an "etymological" period in which Latinized spelling gained ground.
The timeless moment is again caught with great skill in his sonnet "A Venetian Pastoral by Giorgione in the Louvre"—the most successful of his highly original attempts to translate well-known paintings into verse.
Finally, the clearest principal component analysis was obtained using the expanded training sets with improved patterns compared to original attempts using 48-sample sets.
The first original attempt at standardizing American handwriting appeared in 1791 in The Art of Writing by John Jenkins.
He might have agreed with Fanny that his original attempt had "missed the allegory", but he did not wish to have the allegory rigidly defined.
Prof Hilary Rose, Prof Steven Rose London The University of Southampton's conference presented itself as an original attempt at opening up a debate on the legitimacy of the creation of the state of Israel.
By the time of Spin's original attempt to foist an electronic dance revolution on a reluctant American public, seven years later, the magazine's decline was well underway.
Though Zoroastrianism was never, even in the thinking of its founder, as aggressively monotheistic as, for instance, Judaism or Islam, it does represent an original attempt at unifying under the worship of one supreme god a polytheistic religion comparable to those of the ancient Greeks, Latins, Indians, and other early peoples.
The shot across goal was hardly a piledriver, yet Bailey allowed Brady's effort to squeeze under his body and dribble apologetically over the line, somehow being beaten at his near post when the original attempt had been heading towards the far post.
Certain actors managed a one-off directorial opus of considerable interest: Charles Laughton, with the excellent Night of the Hunter, and Robert Montgomery, with his wobbly but original attempt at a point-of-view detective drama, seen via the eyes of Philip Marlowe, Lady in the Lake.
