Ms. Priest most vividly introduces the readers to the challenges confronting American peacekeepers in Kosovo and Bosnia and military assistance personnel in Colombia and Nigeria.
But the whole "Upstairs, Downstairs" layering of this household, funny and touching, is vividly, intimately introduced to us here — and there's a memorable preview of the mice.
WHEN Gen. Douglas John O'Connor, 76, talks about being 17 and meeting Jeanne O'Brien, he often exclaims, "I remember it vividly!" They were introduced in 1949 at Manhattanville College, her alma mater, when he and some fellow students from St. Peter's College in Jersey City arrived for a conference.
We were introduced to people who vividly recalled the 1945 season; others invoked the names of their descendants who attended the 1908 series at the then-named West Side Park, the ball club's home before Wrigley Field.
He vividly recalls that the men who once introduced themselves to him on a train in East Germany, inviting him to collaborate, were charming and erudite.
This pathbreaking score, introduced in Paris in 1912, vividly depicts the images in Fokine's narrative, about the love between Daphnis, a goatherd, and Chloé, a shepherdess, who join other young people in a sacred grotto to honor the nymphs and the god Pan.
But it is incredibly bright and colorful, vividly rendering the new Material Design principles Google introduced at I/O.
In the first of five chapters, you are introduced to the three principal characters, whose vividly ugly faces, gangly bodies and dry, weary voices are likely to haunt you long after the movie is over.
Yes, it's complicated if you haven't read the Iliad, but not when you've been introduced to all the principal characters as vividly, sparely and poetically as Miller does in this extraordinarily accomplished first novel.
She introduced the SDA and she remembers the ensuing furore vividly.
She was immediately taken with him and vividly recalled what he said to her when they were first introduced: "Oh, good, you're tall.
