The novel turned out to be the author's most transfixing work, its prose as plain-spoken as ever but its appetites surprisingly epic and dark, particularly for a book about a guy trying to find his cat.
Musical life in Berlin was not always plain sailing; Abbado was wounded, as ever, by critical campaigns against his integrity and his work with the orchestra.
As ever, it wasn't plain sailing.
It is plain, for instance, that most Germans wish, as strongly as ever, that they could keep their trusty D-mark.On the fall of the euro, Mr Solbes sounds more like a central banker than like his fellow politicians.
But as ever, the real star was Golden Plains itself: a perfect location, blessed by ideal festival weather.
Lovelock's new book, A Rough Ride to the Future, is, as ever, interesting and insightful in some places and plain wrong in others.
It could be things like culture because a lot of things, like you said in lecture, a lot of the greatest achievements ever were as plain as the noses on our faces, it just took someone to point it out.
As ever, Spain can leave the dedicated vegetarian feeling hungry – even the plainest of mixed salads here will include fat chunks of tuna, "for flavour!" we were told.
Meta-analyses were conducted, in set F, for only filter vs. only plain, ever filter vs. only plain, only filter vs. ever plain, handrolled vs. manufactured, and mentholated vs. non-mentholated.
