A former editor at The New Yorker and Knopf's poetry editor, Garrison won an appreciative audience for her first book, "A Working Girl Can't Win," a collection that enjoyed its own bit of cultural kismet, as the highbrow analogue to "Sex and the City".
But aware that he was not the one the British fans wanted to see win and appreciative of their warm applause and ovation, he added, "I regret a little bit I'm not an Englishman".
Mr. Sheng, born in Shanghai in 1955, has won critical respect and appreciative audiences for works that deftly synthesize wildly varied musical influences.
This is Ruebsamen's first book to be published in English, and it will probably win her an appreciative audience.
Reflect every day in a conscious way on how you shape stories so that they are winning, inclusive, and appreciative.
And Slater, who showed his gratitude to the crowd after being carried to the podium following his winning heat, was appreciative of winning his first World Title on North American soil.
"And now that I've won that argument…" He and the appreciative audience in the bus broke out laughing.
After Istomin was forced to hit an awkward overhead, Murray won the point several shots later, earning an appreciative high-five from Istomin during the changeover.
Her father was appreciative of her educational goals, yet though she had won acceptance to Cornell he still had to be nudged by Mary's science teacher to give her the support to attend college.
He gets a big laugh, an appreciative laugh, winning the sympathy he's already earned with his hard-working performance, not to mention big points from a Left Coast audience.
