The most famous song in Loesser's score — really the only famous one — is "Once in Love With Amy," credited with saving the musical's fortunes during an uneasy out-of-town tryout, when Bolger invited the audience to sing along.
Larry Eisenberg, a tax and pension attorney who lives in Gaithersburg, said he'd long been uneasy about speaking out on politics, repelled by the sense of "moral superiority" he encountered from Democrats.
She agreed with Fox that she was uneasy about acting out the scene.
Tory HQ insists that the volunteers' expenses were part of the wider national campaign so all is well, though David Cameron is – too late – starting to send out uneasy vibes, see his Robert Peston interview on ITV.
He hopes these will keep inflationary expectations in check while he tightens fiscal policy.In this section The front-runner under pressure Crimes and misdemeanours Unintelligent Uneasy peace Coming out as Canadians Reprints Related items Argentina's economy: OverdosedApr 28th 2005But the unions could throw a spanner into this strategy.
We get so caught up in the "weirdness" of the situation that we don't really address the bigger issue: uneasy Americans flip out whether Mamma Madonna is a goddess or a bitch, and will criticize her if she's sexed up or completely desexualized.
The "nexus of cultural empire and queer creativity" leaves Sherry decidedly uneasy; he points out that he's "shaken my fist at American militarization" in his previous scholarship, and he frequently employs the word "imperial," even when "democratic" would be more accurate.
Not so uneasy, it turns out.
Incidentally, she's just dropped a new track, called "Zolissa," to Soundcloud with the tag #infected, and it finds her feeling out uneasy atmospheric variations in longform.
He had reason to be uneasy, as it turned out.
