Growing up with a stutter in nineteen-twenties Brownsville, Alfred Kazin eschewed both gangs and "movements" in favor of reading and writing, a preference for the literary over the polemical that fuelled a singular, sixty-year career in American letters.
For all of you up in Sydney this week, you should basically consider yourselves one singular 16 year-old girl on her birthday.
Up to now, available comparative population-based studies on BRC survival were often limited as they provided survival trends stratified by age only (e.g. [ 6, 7, 9]) or reported stage-stratified survival only for singular calendar years [ 10, 11].
The Columbia years were more broad stroke, more commercial, but my development as an artist has become more singular as the years have gone on, and as I commit myself moreso to a singular point of view I became a better singer.
And once we've done that, why not allow it for the most awkward of those he or she situations that have troubled us for so many years?" Singular 'they' won the most useful category before moving on to win the overall title at the Word of the Year 2015 vote.
For the Tseycum people, Monday's events marked a singular culmination of years of painstaking, and painful, detective work.
"A long novel which I'm finishing, a novel which is centred all around you you whom I hardly knew is coming out this winter".In truth Fournier's literary ambitions were not born outside the Grand Palais however fierce that singular thunderbolt but forged years earlier in his father's schoolhouse, where he and his sister would dog-ear the books bought as prizes for the best students.
History is past, and singular, and the same year never comes round twice.
It is by any measure truly remarkable for an actor to be going strong in a television serial 50 years after his, and its, debut, but that is the singular achievement of 78-year-old Bill Roache, far better known to the nation as Ken Barlow.
Eight years later, Singular had more than 350 titles and seven journals in print.
