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.
Brooks, endowed with a speaking voice that veritably sings with comic invention, ought to do the world a favor and talk his memoirs out to someone who, like New York's interviewer, would serve as a friendly but noodging interlocutor.
Along with multiple perspectives, Scottish authors have been veritably obsessed with tales of multiple personalities.
And of course, with 266 years to work up a head of steam, Princeton veritably drips with icons, even beyond the legendary Class of '70 pith helmet, believe it or not.
The blue of this dress is lovely, the train is silly and the lady inside is veritably quivering with confidence.
The film works on the screen much as it does on the page; it veritably hums with enticing nastiness.
Their reading of Brahms's Second String Sextet (Op. 36) veritably danced with a Mendelssohnesque lightness and elegance, while revealing a warm, firm body underneath.
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.
It must have stuck with Guillermo del Toro, however: he has beautifully literalised the image in Crimson Peak (Universal, 15), a sweeping, swollen haunted house horror in which bricks and mortar become flesh and bone, veritably streaming with the ketchup-coloured residue of dead residents.
The reason the trains are dirty is that you, your fellow citizens, your friends and your families refuse to pick up after yourselves after eating and spilling all over the trains, and then expect someone to clean up after you". Pamela Mar "At some stations the air is veritably hazy with all the metals and smog that comes off the lines.
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.
