They certainly are more attractive, even if the old ones had the charm of all things once singularly New York.
Ms. Krents, called Babby by intimates and hopeful applicants alike, is a singularly powerful New Yorker whose name inspires endless opinion — some informed, much unsubstantiated.
There are also some singularly focused new additions, like the Axis Gallery at 453 West 17th Street (in one of the few Chelsea gallery buildings with wood floors).
Q: Your new film, "The Brown Bunny," which you directed, wrote and starred in, is basically an art-house road movie that ends with a singularly raw and controversial sex scene between you and Chloë Sevigny.
The existence of turning points leads to several new phenomena in singularly perturbed systems such as exchange of stability and delay of exchange of stability [10].
As mayor, Erdogan adopted modern management practices and proved singularly adept at delivering services, installing new water lines, cleaning up the streets, planting trees and improving transportation.
We have proposed a new diagonal preconditioning for singularly perturbed problems discretized by wavelets.
Copeau's reasoning was based on an assessment that the modern theatre had initiated a mass of new staging techniques but had singularly failed to find the new dramatists to maintain the literary standard of the theatre.
The new man was picked as singularly good Ascot timber when he proved himself top Scout in tying knots.
At the same time, the Met's galleries, whether old or new, still manage to feel singularly inhospitable to postwar art, regardless of quality.
The bulk of the museum's collection of Japanese treasures come from the exact period when Japanese art engaged with outside influences, embraced new lifestyles and created a singularly poetic portrait of modern life: the Edo period (1603 to 1868).
