Enduring these staged photo ops from my seat in the stalls, I pine for the zero tolerance approach that Richard Griffiths, for example, made his own.
He does not pine for the one at-bat, like Moonlight Graham in "Field of Dreams," or sit on the back of the bus relaying old war stories, like Crash Davis in "Bull Durham".
The most obvious was to keep Anthony from the franchise he actually pines for, the one he toasted the possibility of hitching himself to (with Amar'e Stoudemire and Chris Paul) during his New York wedding last summer.
"She will emerge," he predicts, "from this period of profligacy feeling worthless, spent and remorseful, with no ego at all, and pine for just one good, stable, interesting man to marry".
You may never need one that wide, but the first time you encounter a high ceiling and your skinny tape measure droops instead of standing straight, you'll pine for one.
For Bronte maintained as she had in "Villette" that some beings were born to suffer, and that it was nobler to "submit faithfully" to such a fate than to pine for a sweeter one.
The first story, "The Other Son," concerns a Sicilian mother (Margarita Lozano) pining for two boys who have migrated to Santa Fe.
The first story, "The Other Son," concerns a Sicilian mother (Margarita Lozano) pining for two boys who have emigrated to Santa Fe.
Fry the pine nuts for two to three minutes, stirring frequently, until golden-brown, then spoon into a small bowl.
If you are pining for one hundred hours of solitude like us, we rounded up five historic destinations where you can relax in absolute peace, luxury and privacy where no one can find you and you don't have to lift a finger.
So, if you are pining for one hundred hours of solitude like us, we rounded up five historic destinations where you can relax in absolute peace, luxury and privacy where no one can find you and you don't have to lift a finger.
