At home, Sanders became a symbol of Vermont's cussed uniqueness, as affectionately regarded as a scoop of Chunky Monkey.
But it was in opera that she made her mark, notably at Glyndebourne, affectionately regarded as a home from home.
Accordingly, Black-legged Kittiwakes are affectionately regarded by many ornithologists as the "white rats" of the seabird world.
Except the one in the wheelchair; I think I'd lose the sympathy vote". The play's most affecting characters are Thomasina and Septimus, who affectionately regards his pupil as the child she is.
It is also an opportunity to develop a long-term association with an affectionately regarded figure following an indifferent response to the licensing of characters from the stories of Roald Dahl.
Mr. Marshall Fisher is the impresario behind the long-running Lost Musicals series in London, which is as affectionately regarded there as is the Encores! concert musicals program at City Center in New York.
She was looking at her computer, affectionately regarding a set dedicated to her by a user named MonChanel (not to be confused with MyChanel; despite, or perhaps because, Chanel is difficult to buy online, it is the ne plus ultra to many Polywhores).
Raquel is treated as one of the family – that is, like a tiresome, but affectionately regarded cousin or poor relation – and the film opens with an uneasy and embarrassing birthday celebration that the children's mother Pilar (Claudia Celedón) insists on organising for her.
Known as "George Herbert", he was admired and affectionately regarded by his contemporaries and by spectators.
— It was always a relief to see my aunt Berta, whom we affectionately called Bertita.
So enjoy the delightful Kareena who we affectionately call 'Bebo'.
