The other day, Marisa sternly asked if he'd written a single line about Denny.
He sternly asked concertgoers to switch off "your little recording devices," adding that he knew full well that some in the audience would not do so.
Just as Ben sternly asks the boy if it would hurt him to spend time with his father, a voice emerges from his answering machine: "Hello, Benjy".
He stopped the orchestra and turned, one witness said, and sternly asked the offender: "Are you finished?" The rage in the hall was general, according to bloggers who were there.
The title refers to an interchange with a judge when Bourne was once on trial: Bourne was sternly asked to remove his hat in court and refused, because it "goes with the shoes".
When the psychiatrist sternly asked, "So, what happened here?" I tearfully confessed that I'd eaten a Toffee Crisp and the sombre expressions on my friend's faces collapsed into laughter.
Alan Gilbert, the director of New York's Philharmonic and the conductor of the performance, ultimately took matters into his own baton-wielding hands:He stopped the orchestra and turned, one witness said, and sternly asked the offender: "Are you finished?"Mercifully, the phone was hushed.
Reflecting a little more on the trial – during which she frequently and sternly asked counsel not to mention her children by name – she added: "My only desire really was to protect my children as much as possible, which, alas, I couldn't do.
Rondo Fehlberg, an executive at BP at the time, told me in a phone interview that Alekperov took control of the agenda during that 1990 trip, sternly asking the BP executives to explain how a modern oil company should be set up.
The methodology for teaching here isn't anything like instruction from the mythic piano teacher of my dreams, a little lady with a bun who sternly asks you to repeat the scales as she hovers behind you and comments on your technique.
