"Knox knew, it seemed, no boundaries, leaving a vibrator in a transparent washbag and enjoying one-night stands," wrote Tobias Jones in a 2011 article in the British newspaper The Observer.
While big and little Dragons weighed against each other on the pitch, the children on the stands wrote messages for the children in the flooded towns who could not come to watch the game.
As I stood writing, a tall, older man in a yarmulke suddenly appeared, whom I immediately recognized as Khaika Malakov.
At a news conference earlier this month, its representative stood writing in a green notebook embossed with the name of a former client of the firm: Lehman Brothers.
I don't know if I have the stomach to be able to stand writing about either The View or Bill O'Reilly individually, so I actually welcome the opportunity to deal with them both in one posting.
"For me, the writing of Stephen King starts and ends with The Stand," wrote author Richard Thomas on Buzzfeed.
"Both in public and in private, Mike Huckabee's advisers have intimated that Texas would be his last stand," writes Jonathan Martin at Politico.com.
"No longer will they be able to hide behind phrases like, 'but we can't find women', or 'they don't want [to stand]'," wrote Libération newspaper.
T.O.N.Y (2008) A soul-spangled lament about the woes of a one-night stand, written with Cee-Lo Green, which blends lyrical loquaciousness with dreamy Motown revivalism.
89th minute "The Derby v Fulham game of 2 May 1983 was abandoned with 78 seconds remaining, however the result stood," writes Edward Gilbert.
