The studio's two-hour presentation was led by its motion picture president, Jeff Robinov, who introduced each movie in a quiet monotone, shuffling pages on his podium as he read from them and stumbling at several moments; he apologized to the audience at least twice.
In order to avoid shuffling pages, have a note pad ready to jot down important information, your impressions, thoughts and insights during the interview.
He put it on, then paused: shuffled pages, squared off the stack of paper, touched what he had accomplished.
He shuffles pages covered with poll numbers written in thick black ink; he ovals his mouth, the lower appendage of a solid orange-gold block, and lunges forward like the giant sandworm in "Dune," which devours all before it.
You can use a diary because we can open it up and shuffle pages as per our need.
Television actors, newscasters and politicians who worry far less these days about fumbling their lines, stalling as cue cards are flipped or shuffling typewritten pages on the podium owe much to Hubert J. Schlafly Jr.
I used to comfort myself with the idea of a book with serrated, detachable pages, so that you could read the thing the way it came and then shuffle the pages, like a giant deck of cards, and read the book in an entirely different order.
It looks like a cartoon, a cliché." He shuffled the pages and picked up another drawing.
Conceptually, it is akin to BS Johnson's The Unfortunates (1969), lovingly resurrected in 2008 by New Directions, or Marc Saporta's Composition No 1(1962), which received the app treatment from Visual Editions last year – but in those cases, the co-author, subordinate as they may be, is the reader, who ultimately shuffles the pages of the work themselves.
Looking back on this period, in one of the sketches in "Tolstoy, Rasputin, Others, and Me," a new collection of Teffi's writing, published by The New York Review of Books and edited by Robert Chandler and Anne Marie Jackson, Teffi writes that she feels "as if somebody had shuffled the pages of a diary, mixing up the tragic entries with stories so ridiculous that one can only shrug in disbelief".
Shuffle the pages together (it doesn't need to be anywhere near perfect).
