This bird seemed to have a remarkably active, alert, intelligent personality recalling that of captive crows.
Each object stands less than two feet tall, and the horses are remarkably detailed: alert eyes, flared mouths, intricate saddles.
As witnessed over the last few months, Met Office weather forecasts have been remarkably accurate in alerting to approaching storms, both timing and location.
The movie is something a neo-classical mashup, with the remarkably vivid, whimsical, and alert Bonnie Loren starring as a London mess — the clumsy and overmatched, middle-aged wife of a judgmental, exhaustedly indulgent British official — who had given up her aspirations to act and now leaves him in search of a last chance.
Although there is now a long history of alerts with remarkably convenient political timing, and Tom Ridge politicized the announcement by using the occasion to praise "the president's leadership in the war against terror," this one may be based on real information.
Alert, knowing and remarkably well-informed about the editions of WB Yeats's poems, she might remind us of another Mrs S – the author herself.
And the Web, when roused, was remarkably efficient at exposing MacMaster, from alerting the woman in London whose pictures he used to tell-tale Picasa accounts and I.P. addresses.
And for a smart medical student Susan is remarkably dumb, doing her Nancy Drew thing without alerting the authorities or making sure that someone trustworthy (like her love interest, a doctor played by Steven Pasquale) knows where she is.
The patient smiled, warm and alert, and offered a well-manicured hand, which was remarkably warm.
