At just twenty-seven (she graduated from Columbia's M.F.A. program in 2006), she's tearing through the history of the medium, digesting and recasting everything in her path.
We recast door handles, machined everything ourselves".
The two leaders, friends and fellow ranchers who hope to recast bilateral relations on everything from immigration to law enforcement, slipped past a color guard and chirping violins for a quiet moment in an informal family room.
As Mr. Campanale explained to me, and as a sip of the drink confirmed, it replaces the gin in a usual Negroni with a dry sparkling wine, and that changes everything, the way recasting a part meant for Kristin Scott Thomas with Kristen Wiig would.
So everything was re-scheduled, there was pressure to recast - it was a very difficult first couple of weeks.
That almost everything in Mr. Keller's kitchen was similarly considered, recast and rendered as an essence of itself, made a certain kind of sense, given an anonymous quotation that he keeps on the clipboard hanging above his desk.
Family dynamics can be recast for the better if heirs "grow up and realize that they can't have everything they want," Ms. Willis said.
That fleeting period of time shortly before the sun sets, or after it rises, when shadows grow longer and everything appears to glow lends us an opportunity to reconsider the world around us, recast in warm color.
Pagan origins were thus claimed for everything from Father Christmas to Morris dancing and the Easter bunny was retroactively recast as Eostre's sacred hare, grafting a faked pagan provenance on to a creature first mentioned as late as 1682.
Resurrecting a judges' panel is the latest step intended to reverse the club's gradual decline, including merging with its former rival, the Literary Guild, accelerating the testing of new niche clubs for everything from gay and lesbian books to treatises on fly-fishing and recasting itself as a kind of members-only online bookstore.
