"[This] is an entertaining and great-looking family movie from the DreamWorks stable," writes our own Peter Bradshaw.
"In its rise and fall, Ireland made Icarus look boringly stable," writes Fintan O'Toole in his recent book, Ship of Fools.
Amid rapid technological and business evolution, they promised "kinetic change made stable," writes John M. Jordan, a historian, in his book "Machine-Age Ideology: Social Engineering and American Liberalism, 1911-1939" (UNorth Carolinaorth Carolina, 1994).
In book 4, translated by Don Bartlett, he takes refuge from a dysfunctional family in a remote fisherman's cottage, looks back on his conquests and failures, and discovers that early acclaim doesn't necessarily guarantee a stable writing career.
Resenting her workload and inconsiderate boss, she decided to resign and pursue a less stable writing career that she could maintain while still being a mom who waits for her children in the carpool line.
"It was really comforting to come back to school and throw myself into something more stable -- write papers, study for tests, earn my degree.
Salad dressing is "shelf stable," he wrote.
"The demographic is English-speaking, middle-class and financially stable," he writes.
Charlie is not merely the name of the stable cat," wrote Humpleby.
The announcement for the second Stable show, written by Gene Swenson, had the bluntly ironic title "The Personality of the Artist".
Over the years, Mom and I created a stable of writing advice, inspiration for every occasion, and so I present: 1.
