The New Yorker, May 28 , 1932P. 9 Things are very normal; the usual sort of thing is going on: Monuments, court presentations, autograph contests, encyclicals from the Pope, etc.
By Hendrik Willem Van Loon and E. B. White The New Yorker, May 28 , 1932P. 9 Things are very normal; the usual sort of thing is going on: Monuments, court presentations, autograph contests, encyclicals from the Pope, etc.
Far from being 'a snapshot of UK music', as Holland claimed in last week's launch presentation, this year's contest resembles a sack race for indie hopefuls.
In addition, Naka Nathaniel did one of his multimedia presentations on the contest — and, more broadly, on the need for students to travel more.
Monday at 5 p.m. Presentation of house-decorating contest awards.
Government offices and schools are buying tickets in bulk and organizing viewing trips in the middle of the workday, and there are officially sanctioned movie review contests, presentations of paintings inspired by the film and group singing of classic Communist songs at cinemas.
This third construct has a broader scope in connection with social evaluation situations such as interviews, oral presentations, or speaking contests (Horwitz et al. 1986).
The multiplicity of social types, as well as the device of the storytelling contest itself, allowed presentation of a highly varied collection of literary genres: religious legend, courtly romance, racy fabliau, saint's life, allegorical tale, beast fable, medieval sermon, alchemical account, and, at times, mixtures of these genres.
But there was something disturbing in seeing Trump once again being normalized by being made part of an ordinary contest in coherence and "presentation" and "preparation".
The house was a rental, and the pubic hair had been found near a couch in the living room, not on Katie Eastburn's body, but the prosecution did little to contest the defense's presentation.
