He often toured summer stock and appeared regularly opposite his father, Frank McHugh, in shows such as Ah, Wilderness.
He and Callas were soon singing regularly opposite each other, first at Mexico City, then at La Scala, and of course in a long list of recordings, the most famous of which, perhaps, is the 1953 Tosca conducted by Victor de Sabata, still a model for all later recordings.
Fat chance; Congress regularly does the opposite when it rolls back caps on payments to doctors and hospitals.
My mother, who went through law school while I was in high school, was regularly pulled in opposite directions by life and work, and her mother, who taught third grade full time until well into her 60's, also knew the strains of a working parent.
For comparison, I've regularly thought the opposite of the Defy (thought it was on full when it was only on medium, that is), which really has my favorite screen on a non-iPhone handset right now.
Though all the justices typically agree in about three-fourths of cases involving issues like bankruptcy, patents or legal procedure, Scalia and Ginsburg regularly are on opposite sides in matters that divide the nation — including abortion, affirmative action, campaign funding, the death penalty, the environment, gay rights and gun rights.
Hughes regularly brought together seeming opposites in ways that simultaneously asserted their connection and transgressed conventional relations of power.
Patrick Henry regularly represented clients opposite Breckinridge, and John Marshall both referred clients to him and asked him to represent his own clients in his absence.
RYAN LIZZA: Hmm, I don't think there has been much bipartisanship at work, at least if you mean he consults regularly with leaders of the opposite party and respects their input and advice.
During the second term of the Clinton administration, Mr. Ashcroft was a deeply conservative member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, regularly squaring off with ideological opposites like Mr. Leahy on issues like judicial nominations.
Though Mr de Villepin and his opposite number, Colin Powell, talk regularly enough, albeit in less warm tones than before, Presidents Bush and Chirac have not telephoned each other since February 7th.
