This allows Titan and Turner to cook up stars instantaneously: both Williams and Turner star Bill Goldberg rose from bit players to top-of-the-card status in a matter of months.
Up Turner rises — unfettered now, vibrant, and gives us a series of the maddest chapters I have ever read ('Hillary Clinton said I should publish my speeches') in which she insists she likes this or that friend because they accessorize well with belts.
Turner!" as he rose to speak in a high-ceilinged ballroom.
The closely watched ad sales rose primarily from growth in Turner's domestic networks, as well as international expansion, which helped offset the drop in its U.S. news channels.
Mr. Turner continued to take bribes as he rose to become B&G's director of purchasing.
In the advanced economies as a whole between 2007 and 2014, Turner reports, public debt as a proportion of G.D.P. rose by more than a third.
They rose to 133,000 in 1999, the most passionately debated of recent Turner prizes, when video artist Steve McQueen snatched the prize from Tracey Emin's rumpled bed.
Child visitor numbers rose at the Tate galleries and the British Museum, which enjoyed significant interest, over the past 12 months, in the Turner Prize and the BBC Radio 4 series A History of the World in 100 Objects.
On page 30 of the Turner report, there is a graph showing that mortgage debt as a proportion of GDP, steady at 50% in the 1990s, rose to more than 80%.
It was a neighborhood of mostly blacks and Chinese, and, as the population changed, so did the signs on buildings, from "First Rising Mount Zion Baptist" and "Turner Memorial African Methodist Episcopal" to "China Boy Delicatessen" and "Wok N Roll Chinese N Japanese Fine Cuisine".
Or drawings emerge from finished paintings: Turner's "Sun Rising Through Vapour," or Freud's own "Large Interior WII (After Watteau)." The results can be awfully poignant, as when a small painting of Freud's depressive mother from 1972 is paired with a drawing of her from 1983.
