"How random was it?" Kass asks snarkily.
This strategy, while not entirely random, was hardly well conceived.
Little Random was a publishing institution, the home of William Faulkner and Truman Capote.
The winner, picked at random, was to have the naming rights for the building.
After six hours, the woman, who had apparently been singled out at random, was released, the police said.
The book I had picked out at random was Can You Forgive Her?: instantly Lady Glencora Palliser became my heroine.
The poll of 1,085 of the 4,322 Democratic delegates, selected at random, was conducted by telephone, fax and e-mail from June 16 to July 17.
As to whether these memories were real or false, and whether the woman (who had taken the name Anna Anderson, apparently at random) was indeed Anastasia, the ballet did not commit itself.
The restaurant we chose, more or less at random, was staffed by Pakistanis — one of the countless such places in the London area that are referred to by the white clientele as Indian.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit upheld a lower court's ruling that the proposal to test state workers at random was unconstitutional, and earlier this year the Supreme Court refused Scott's request that it review the case.
The first winner picked at random was Monica Manwaring of Risbury, Leominster, who wins six bottles of prosecco; a bottle each goes to Robert Bush of London SE7 and Clare Lees of London W10.
