This undaunted spirit marked the group's other leader, Dr. Woo.
In an elevator, ascending with strangers to familiar heights, the breath congeals, the body stiffens, the spirit marks time.
The New Yorker, September 10 , 1938P. 17 In an elevator, ascending with strangers to familiar heights, the breath congeals, the body stiffens, the spirit marks time.
Though he was involved in the film adaptations of "300" and "Sin City," "The Spirit" marks Mr. Miller's first solo effort as a director, and his bold visual style is not well served by his clumsiness as a cinematic storyteller.
By John McNulty and E. B. White The New Yorker, September 10 , 1938P. 17 In an elevator, ascending with strangers to familiar heights, the breath congeals, the body stiffens, the spirit marks time.
This no-can-do spirit marked George Tenet's lame excuses to senators in February who wanted to know why the C.I.A. never picked up the trail of Marwan al-Shehhi, the pilot who crashed Flight 175 into the south tower on 9/11, even though the Germans gave the agency his name and phone number.
The Christmas spirit, marked by a wonderful feeling of goodwill among men, is in danger of being lost in the ongoing war against religion.... Most noticeably, however, the once commonplace refrain of "Merry Christmas" has been replaced by the vague, ubiquitous "Happy Holidays".
It's the channel for telling teenagers that American Spirits mark you as hip, or Camel Reds are a he-man smoke, or Virginia Slims or Capri will make you thin and glamorous.
The comic genius of the Italian master's last great work allowed the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra's annual opera in concert to proceed in the highest of end-of-term spirits, marking the close of the CBS Os Our Shakespeare season.
