Stone decried Harris on his show yesterday, pointing out a physical resemblance to Cruella Deville, the villain in 101 Dalmatians with a penchant for canine coats.
Useful, too, is Ellery's penchant for entertaining two or three nights a week, minimum.
Day, then thirty-four, was a big believer in uniform color schemes, wearing all-black in winter and all-white in the summer — another trace of her penchant for fashioning two distinct selves.
The greater issue is their maddening inconsistency, their penchant for winning five in a row, then losing three.
Bobby Fischer was noted for his penchant for converting one kind of chessboard advantage — say in pieces or position — into another.
Eleven years later he graduated, but not before gossip website Gawker.com stumbled across a paper written by Cuomo for his course, wherein he described his penchant for massage parlours, two years of celibacy and wet dreams triggered by abstinence.
A man with a penchant for plaid bought two new shirts — one joined me at a Veterans Day service two years ago, the other was never even worn.
But he was called 'the domino judge' because of his penchant for sentences of five and seven years - the maximum for most sorts of crime.
They have a penchant for singling out one person in a group and revving up their chainsaws before running down their victims, banging the weapons on the floor around their feet.
With his penchant for coiling all thirty inches of himself around my neck and face, he felt less like an animal than like an emotional-support accessory — say, a scarf.
With his penchant for coiling all thirty inches of himself around my neck and face, he felt less like an animal than like an emotional-support accessory say, a scarf.
