Even now, with Mr. MacDonald's book, "One Red Paperclip," hitting the stands this week, the Web doth still veritably tremble with his legend: he's the 27-year-old Canadian who traded a paper clip for a house.
"Furious 7," that film you heard about what seemed like so many weeks ago, was still veritably ripping things up at the box office.
The opening chords sounded veritably Wagnerian, and yet Mr. Waters never masked the singers.
The evening's highlight was, however, veritably operatic: the world premiere of Libby Larsen's "Try Me, Good King: Last Words of the Wives of Henry VIII," in which the soprano soloist portrays five different women.
In a reversal of political stereotypes, the Republican Ryan, who left office in 2003, was sensitive in the way his successor, the Democrat Blagojevich, hasn't been to the predicaments in which the exonerated typically find themselves upon leaving prison: impoverished and, still officially classified as ex-cons, veritably blacklisted from employment opportunity.
Unlike Bermuda, however, Madeira is veritably beachless, with almost all of its coast (save for the harbor at Funchal) made up of sheer vertical rock cliffs.
The Todd English Food Hall opened about four years ago, yet it remains veritably hidden in the basement of the legendary Plaza Hotel.
Thus, the question about the veritably underlying DTNBP1 schizophrenia or other psychiatric susceptibility variants still remains [ 82].
The still, steaming mugginess of a west Texas afternoon veritably wafts off the screen; cars skid and characters lope across the burnt landscape at a kind of urgent half-speed, which does nothing to diminish the copper-wire tension and conductivity of Taylor Sheridan's nifty script.
The haunting image depicts veritably identical black subjects half submerged in water, eyes closed, bodies perfectly still without a clear indication of whether they will eventually emerge from the water or sink into it.
Profiling the ups and downs weathered by celebrated menswear designer Raf Simons as he completes his first haute couture collection for Christian Dior, Tcheng exposes the industry's practical pressures while still permitting beauty to triumph: Simons's climactic show, through halls veritably papered with spring blossom, is a jaw-dropping spectacle.
