Ever since the first DJ stepped up to the platters and spun disc after disc, we've all been told that real DJs — actual DJs, proper DJs, DJs who know how to actually DJs — are masters of narrative, storytellers par excellence, authors of the unwritten word.
My 800 words remain unwritten.
But, between midnight and dawn, Mr Clinton devised a web of words and unwritten understandings that enabled them to clamber out of the abyss.
In these cases an actor reads a description of the action or a note from Mr. Belluso describing his intentions, ending with the words "Scene unwritten".
It was as if the Yoga Journal, as well as much of the $6 billion yoga industry, had agreed to some sort of unwritten covenant to use code words rather than what they deemed the unmarketable "H-word".
He explains: "Constitutional law and constitutional interpretation, in contrast, pivots on a Justice's philosophy about the meaning and purpose of constitutional restraints on the political branches of government as deduced from the words, practices, and unwritten expectations of the Constitution's makers.
Whether you consider yourself to be ogooglebar or not, the digital book of your life is steadily being written within somebody's servers – and few of its words will ever be unwritten.
"A word the real gist of which still sleeps, quite unawakened...a great word, whose history remains unwritten," as Walt Whitman put it in Democratic Vistas.
"Yet I cannot too often repeat that it is a word the real gist of which still sleeps, quite unawaken'd...a great word, whose history remains unwritten, because that history has yet to be enacted".
