Although I was enjoying watching my neighbor washing dishes, I lost patience once it became evident that she was not going to enact a scene worthy of fine literature any time soon.
The injury robs Australia's most decorated international footballer of the chance to return to the scene of his finest hour in the green and gold.
Plus, we reckon this return to the scene of his finest hour might give him a chance to flex his directorial chops with more force than in the likes of Steve Jobs.
Here was a televised image to wipe out all those fine scenes of self-control from last summer.
There are some fine scenes of the wild Maine coast, a crisp view of "Eight Bells" (1936), his home in Port Clyde, Me., and several canvases of lobstermen at work.
Set at the third-rate Wicomico State Teachers College in Maryland, the novel contains fine scenes of academic nonsense, as when the protagonist and anti-hero Jacob Horner wows the professoriate in a job interview with platitudes about igniting sparks in the minds of students, or in a session with his shrink, wonders whether he should teach "descriptive or prescriptive grammar" in the classroom.
Still, if nothing else, there are some fine scenes of Hoffman's abrupt character softening around horses, and the Ace storyline also features Michael Gambon in full Cockney-gangster mode, which is a beautiful thing.
SAN FRANCISCO — New York City's early-music scene has fostered a number of fine period-instrument ensembles in the recent past.
While Salt Lake's pickins' used to be rather slim (there is a high ratio of Red Lobsters to residents), the restaurant scene now offers a mix of fine American, Asian and Italian dining.
Here are his finest scenes of quiet, terrifying rage.
