Her song "The Ballad of the Sad Young Men" — whom she described as "drifting through the town, drinking up the night, trying not to drown" — was recorded by Roberta Flack, Petula Clark, Rickie Lee Jones and, in an instrumental version, the pianist Keith Jarrett.
She described their music through their fourth album as having evolved, explaining that it began as traditional roots and bluegrass, but after six years is "our own little sound".
And as the relationship progressed, they began watching what she described as "rape porn" through a smartphone propped up on the pillow.
She described that cough occurred through day and night, and disturbed her sleep, with the occasional heartburn, regurgitation and urinary incontinence (Table 1).
She said that the E.P.A. would continue to address climate change under her leadership through what she described as common-sense regulations.
There were also admonishments from the chief of the International Monetary Fund, Christine Lagarde, who said it was time for Europe's policy makers to take bold and unified action to see the global economy through what she described as a "dangerous phase".
She described protest as seeking change through disruption of the status quo and demanding justice.
She described the role, which went through enormous transformations, as being one that had pushed her acting abilities.
While testifying, Garner cried as she described what her family had gone through, ABC News reported.
Lines from her poem "Letter in November," in which she describes walking through her garden, perfectly capture our feelings about her induction: "I am so stupidly happy / My wellingtons / Squelching and squelching through the beautiful red".
