I don't have a house!" Quickly realizing that she needed to correct the false information, Ms. Ortiz and her caseworker sent letters to more than 20 companies and the credit bureaus to set straight which debts were veritably hers.
An array of guests among them the English Romantic poets Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Robert Southey would show up to the parties, pass a green silk bag around, and huff nitrous from it until they were veritably high.
Thick and heavy as a gravestone, the book, written by Bruckheimer's publicist Michael Singer, notes that in early stages of filming "Pirates of the Caribbean" some studio executives were "veritably freaking out" about Johnny Depp's "unconventional, even subversive, interpretation" of antihero Capt.
Were they veritably ripped from today's headlines, these stories, like "Reform School Girl" and "Motorcycle Gang"?
They are veritably poisoning our culture".It is hard to avoid Nigerian films in Africa.
The "emerald tiger" is veritably roaring.The only real worry is inflation.
"But I've been veritably steeped in the work for decades.
Since then, however, it has grown hotter still: metaphorically speaking, the Fringe And Fettle Noodle Bowl ($34 plus postage and packing) is veritably boiling over with rivalry.
ISRAEL'S prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, and its defence minister, Ehud Barak, have been veritably flooding the airwaves with protestations of their zeal for peacemaking, despite the seemingly definitive breakdown of talks with the Palestinians three months ago.
The desire to shock the hardened art connoisseur into some kind of response had become veritably frantic; there was hardly an inch of void, of disgust, of scorn left to expose, in this age of post-faith.
It starts with one and ends with another and is veritably peppered with fistulas – and if that sounds like a Lakeland cooking instrument, I should warn you it isn't.
