Salieri's music, for all of Bartoli's committed advocacy, still doesn't measure up to Mozart's, but no singer can match this mezzosoprano's combination of opulence, accuracy, and sheer expressive fire.
He tried to raise oil prices by sheer force of will — firing the director of the state oil company Pemex for having the temerity to reduce the price of Mexican crude as oil plummeted on international markets.
Brown's strategy is to calm nerves, keep going and earn respect for sheer resilience under fire.
But beyond sheer horsepower, the Fire phone has a gimmicky feature called Dynamic Perspective, meant to let users employ gesture-based commands that yield 3D effects within various apps and services.
The course can be sheer torture for fired-up control freaks with the possibility of the unexpected attending every breathless stride – as McCoy discovered yet again yesterday.
We speculate that our results reflect the significance of the environmental good to the citizens given its local nature and the sheer size of the fire disaster.
"Houses of worship tend to be in rural and remote and remote places," Potok said, referencing the sheer volume of church fires.
The sheer number of guns fired broadside meant a sail battleship could wreck any wooden enemy, holing her hull, knocking down masts, wrecking her rigging, and killing her crew.
Mr. Obama's line, meant to underscore that military capability matters more than sheer numbers, quickly ignited a fire on the Internet.
In all his sonatas Brahms made the pianist an equal if not dominant partner, and Mr. Golan, with the piano lid wide open, challenged Mr. Rachlin with his fire, virtuosity and sheer amplitude.
Mr. Pinette's technique of employing thick, choppy brush strokes and lively color transmits the sounds and textures of a crackling fire, while the sheer energy of the work adds an unexpected beauty.
