He was a lover of dialect and clearly thought that he had a store of material on which he had relied.
Simpson is no doubt going to go on writing books for as long as he is alive - he as a great store of material, and a ready audience, so it's just a case of coming up with the hooks.
Fans wondered if the teeming store of material that the Decemberists had built up over the previous decade - love songs, nature songs, prog-rock extravaganzas, folk tales steeped in the aesthetics of centuries past - would ever be added to.
If you manage to do that, over time, when a certain mood of inspiration does come to you, when you're feeling happy and things are going well, and you want to write, you have this store of material, and it's as if the lines start to bond together, or something starts to crystallize around a particular line.
The videos, part of a vast store of material yet to be digested, were made available to The New York Times by Mr. Bigel's estate through his firm, Program Planners Inc., and Dean Stan Altman of the Baruch College School of Public Affairs, to which the materials were donated.
Recent events have provided a rich store of material, from the cabinet ministers who claimed to have found a car that ran on water, to the tortured talks with Washington that centered on notions of national sovereignty — or, as he put it, "sovirginity".
This will be true whether we build for the future, or reduce our opportunity by degenerative or destructive pleasures which waste the store of materials that the past has accumulated". Merriam, J.C. 1911.
The fact is that Gibbon was not only out of sympathy with Byzantine civilization; he was less at home with Greek sources than with Latin and had no access to vast stores of material in other languages that subsequent scholars have assembled.
The Court of Claims gave judgment in favor of petitioner for its actual costs and expenditures over the cash payments received, amounting to $116,231.66, together with $30,000 damages for extraordinary expenses resulting from the stopping of work, and $15,000 for expenses and rental incident to the storing of materials during the period after the order to stop work.
Such a database would provide a tremendous store of graphic material of exceptional interest to artists, he believes, and could generate considerable income.
Carl-Henric Svanberg, the BP chairman, was specifically asked about the store of research material kept under wraps in a corporate archive at Warwick University: "Nothing is locked away.
