Zenaida Yanowsky was at her versatile best in the title role: revelling in the grandly theatrical body language of the young queen, turbulent and expansive in love, and turning progressively brittle and fragile with age.
Nonetheless the articles selected for this special issue represent recent trends and versatile knowledge concerning the title topic, that we have the pleasure of sharing with the readers.
Nonetheless, the articles selected for this special issue represent versatile topics concerning the title that we have the pleasure of sharing with the readers.
It's her endlessly versatile way that earned Jacot the retrospective title "Reports and Daydreams".
Mr. Soloway stayed with the Aces for only one year, winning a silver medal in the 1972 World Team Olympiad, but being a versatile player he won three consecutive Bermuda Bowl titles in 1976, 1977 and 1979, with three different partners: Ira Rubin, John Swanson and Bobby Goldman.
The tenor Bryan Hymel, who replaced Jonas Kaufmann in "Les Troyens" with great success last season, returns to the Royal Opera House in the title role in a production by the versatile Laurent Pelly, with Daniel Oren on the podium.
THE title of the current exhibition at the Southold Historical Society, "The Versatile Reverend," aptly describes its subject, a man who was both a clergyman and a professional photographer.
The versatile Australian actress CATE BLANCHETT makes her New York stage debut in the title role of Ibsen's "HEDDA GABLER," in a production from the Sydney Theater Company.
With some 60,000 titles available, the market for VideoCDs dwarfs the emerging DVD (digital versatile disk) format and rivals North America's VHS tapes.
Nor, however, is it the kind that will permit me to print the title of Steve Anderson's rowdy and contentious new documentary, which consists of a single, highly versatile English word.
