Here and elsewhere, Croall knows exactly how many anecdotes to relate, actors to quote, reviews to adduce and opinions of his own to append.
He's here with his band, the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra (an informal jazz combo named for a friend from his youth), taking on standards, originals, and other fare, such as "Theme from 'Jurassic Park'" with his own cheeky lyrics appended.
The E-mail sender appended his own opinion: "Talk is cheap!
His wife Vita Sackville-West (pictured with Harold at Sissinghurst in 1960) wrote an autobiography that forms part of Portrait of a Marriage to which her son Nigel Nicolson appended his own account of his parents' enduring but freewheeling alliance.
Instead its intensity evoked the existential "scream into space" phrase that Ustvolskaya appended to her own Second Symphony.
A good general source of objections to Vision in God is Malebranche's own Elucidations, which was first appended to the Search in 1678, only four years after the original edition.
Ine's laws survive only because Alfred the Great appended them to his own code of laws.
Phillips' tweet is "steeped in this ongoing research," Engelbrecht said, but "we do not plan to publish until every state has appended and published its own voter registry to include 2016 voting information".
He has appended a miniplay of his own that depicts Chekhov on his deathbed in 1904 at 44.
Some letters even had messages appended in the censor's own hand, saying things like "I agree".
