"Be like inflatable objects," Mr. Kentridge told his loose cluster of lawmen, expanding in three dimensions as his lungs filled with air, shrinking again as he let the air go.
For those who haven't seen it, the film tells the loose, bewildering story of Marcello Rubini, played by Marcello Mastroianni.
Crawford has two full-time police officers, and the most pressing issue for them, Chief Eddie McCoy told me, was loose livestock in the road.
The history is told in a loose, tall-tale style that suggests a quasi-cinéma-vérité version of Martin Scorsese's "Goodfellas" (Stephen Holden).
She said Bellingham told her fellow Loose Women panellists: "Please, when I'm gone, have a big party for me and have a dance".
The history is told in a loose, tall-tale style that suggests a quasi-cinéma-vérité version of Martin Scorsese's "GoodFellas" (Holden).
He told ITV's Loose Women he felt the station was lying to the public and that it was a great scam.
They mimic, in the gentlest way, what can happen during police questioning: a small lie, told to shake loose the truth, rattles around in a suspect's imagination and takes root.
She keeps this journal hidden, we are told, under a loose tile in her bedroom until the threat of its discovery by the Germans impels her to bury it by her son's grave.
He told them to "hang loose," as Colon called it.
