I'm currently on a translators' residency, where one of our recurring dinnertime arguments is about whether genius exists, and if so, what it is.
Zabludowicz's father, a prominent collector, owns the office building in Times Square that housed the residency, where Troemel and I were talking.
Oh my God!'" Later, during Elvis's Vegas residency, where he sold out 636 consecutive shows, she recalls him coming out onstage and stalking the audience "like a panther, back and forth.
There may be initial problems, usually at the beginning of your foreign residency, where you could end up having to pay income tax both abroad and in the UK.
Rose told me, "I think the hardest transition from residency, where we are essentially trained in inpatient medicine, to my practice as a primary-care physician was feeling comfortable with waiting.
At Yaddo, the artists' residency where she lived for two years and wrote "Member of the Wedding," McCullers was famously attached to Katherine Anne Porter, whose fame was parallel to Philip Roth's in our time.
I remember writing the overture and then going into the grand atrium and lobby, playing it over in my mind and thinking, 'No, that's not going to work.' A residency where you write in the performance space itself is a real luxury".
He added that co-residency, where the child lives sometimes with the mother and sometimes with the father, "is a marker of the maturity of both parents", which meant a better relationship, which was very much in the child's interests.
Although by no means always reliable, the medical school and residency where your medical doctor or surgeon trained is sometimes significant.
We started talking about a way to have a performance that was more of a residency, where you could go for a week someplace.
