Over the years, various pursuits have been embraced, then forgotten, leaving behind elements frozen in time.
As an adolescent dilettante in Toms River, N.J., Mr. Martin fixated on various pursuits — break dancing, skateboarding, trying to slam-dunk basketballs — but never joke telling.
How are you going to deploy them?" He drew a chart called a growth-share matrix with little circles to represent various pursuits: work, family, church.
Kulash is often asked whether such projects eclipse their musical output, but he is staunch in the belief that muddling and marrying these various pursuits is how artists should work.
All his life, he wrote, he had been "eccentric according to normal standards": I had violent passions for various pursuits usually taking the form of collecting: tools; names of birds; marbles; catching butterflies, snakes, turtles etc; buying books on Napoleon.
Every Tuesday and Thursday at noon, we would tear ourselves away from our various pursuits — textile art, Web design, or in my case writing — to head out to tap class at a Washington dance studio called Knock on Wood.
I will use twelve to fourteen weeks – sprinkled throughout the course of each year – for various pursuits, diversions and trivial indulgences.
Ordinarily the only thing which determines this divergence is the different passions which govern the various pursuits of pleasure" [CDS, p.79].
They will believe in different religions or none at all; they will have differing conceptions of right and wrong; they will value various pursuits and forms of interpersonal relations.
Pill Hill is an allegory of economic progress told as tales of various pursuits of the American Dream.
