Fearing a loss of customers, Cutter conceived a marketing plan that stopped well short of full disclosure.
But in a late-night statement on Tuesday that stopped well short of a ringing endorsement, the governor reiterated that McCulloch could step down if he wished.
But in a late-night statement that stopped well short of a ringing endorsement, the governor reiterated that McCulloch could step down if he wished.
These "sailors" — think Halloween, not United States military — wore tiny naval hats perched tartly on their heads, stiletto heels and, in a patriotic nod to Fleet Week, tight red dresses and blue Daisy Dukes that stopped well above their knees.
To enjoy it, though, you had to sit within partitions that stopped well short of the ceiling and offered views of a wing chair upholstered like the flag of Italy.
His opening accounts of Bach's Prelude and Fugue in G minor from "The Well-Tempered Clavier," Book 2, and of the French Suite No. 5 in G had a breathy flexibility that stopped well short of indulgence.
He is reed-thin, with neatly parted brown hair, and he was dressed that day in a narrow-cut gray suit, a white button-down shirt with the collar points unbuttoned, no socks, and trousers that stopped well above the ankle.
What ultimately won her the job, the producers and network executives say, was her cool confidence (a quality that stopped well short of cockiness), her intuitive comic timing (which seemed, at least to the older adults, evocative of what a teenage Lucille Ball might have been like) and a husky singing voice not unlike Mary Chapin Carpenter's.
It has done that, stopping well short of Haring's death from AIDS-related complications in 1990, at 31.
