He lurks in the recess of the city's memory, barely acknowledged.
ANYONE would think from the newspapers that Tony Blair had the worst recess of the main party leaders.
All the decisions of the Diet forming the resolution were called the "recess of the empire" (Reichsabschied).
The president said he was using his power under the Constitution to fill vacancies that may happen during the recess of the Senate.
And even Mississippi, widely considered the darkest, deepest recess of the South, has just passed a law to pave the way for a referendum on changing its flag.
There is a final, even deeper recess of the New Orleans mind, where a constant awareness of the possibility of the breakdown of the social order resides.
He was an outsize historical figure, more of a figurehead, actually: bearded, bearing a cigar, peering over rimless glasses into some recess of the pysche.
It states: "The president shall have power to fill up all vacancies that may happen during the recess of the Senate".
Meanwhile, in another recess of the BBC, a crack panel of arts supremos are believed to have shortlisted applicants for their prized position of 'arts editor'.
The New Yorker, June 17 , 1933P. 8 During the temporary recess of the Group Theatre, some of its members found refuge with the enemy, commercial theatre.
Without it Röyksopp would surely be techno also-rans, parked away in the shady recess of the multi-storey dance tent.
