Sentence examples for riley! from inspiring English sources

JS Jane Bown's portrait of Bridget Riley, taken for a piece entitled The New Isms of Art, is one of the numerous black-and-white portraits for which the photographer is celebrated.

The immigrants have probably been living the life of Riley in whatever war or famine zone they came from, and only turned up here for fun, and the squatters probably turned down multiple offers of reasonably priced council accommodation just to get up everyone's nose.

Some changes were fairly seamless (Rochat for Thorrington), while others (Riley for Rochat in the defense and Pajoy for DeRo up front) were not.

The image is dominated by the perceptual tricks of Op Art – almost a Bridget Riley painting come to life.

The so-called Riley decision shows that the supreme court understands how important technology has become in terms of storing people's private information and reasserts the concept that "protection of privacy is a timeless value even amidst changing technology", Smith says.

In Riley v California, the Supreme Court considered "whether the police may, without a warrant, search digital information on a cell phone seized from an individual who has been arrested".

"Submission to Jesus", notes Mr Riley-Smith, "is an appealing alternative to the challenge of pulling yourself up by the bootstraps".In his darkest moments Mr Riley-Smith perceives America as "Hobbesville USA", a lawless place where liberty has degenerated into licence, setting man against man in a Hobbesian dystopia.

APPETITE FOR LIFE: THE BIOGRAPHY OF JULIA CHILD.By Noel Riley Fitch.Doubleday; 512 pages; $25.95UNTIL the 1960s, the North American approach to cooking was so much at variance with the French that any attempt to fuse the two would suggest either colossal nerve or profound cultural naïveté.

From a broad selection of films from Japan, Hong Kong, South Korea and the Philippines, two stood out at Udine this year.Good comedies are rare, so Riley Ip's "Elixir of Love", a costume drama with an unusual twist, is especially welcome.

The first victim was Jeanetta Riley, a troubled 35-year-old pregnant woman, shot dead by police as she brandished a knife outside a hospital in the town of Sandpoint.

Shane Riley appeared to lend weight to that theory when he was interviewed later that night by detectives.