As Jessica Hays, one of her schoolfriends, told the News of the World wonderingly: "I never once saw her drunk.
As she stares wonderingly around the suite, he invites her into the bedroom to look for some "writing paper".
Brooks — whose conservative credentials (William F. Buckley, Jr., protégé, Wall Street Journal op-ed editor, Weekly Standard senior editor) aren't too shabby, either — said wonderingly, "There are a lot of Republicans up on Capitol Hill right now who are calling for a spending freeze in the middle of a recession slash depression.
One, sipping a glass of Chardonnay, said wonderingly, "Can you believe that in college all I ever ate were bagels and ramen?" (Open daily for dinner. Entrées $16-$16-$22
It is not possible in New York," Kjartansson told me, wonderingly.
"Suddenly I was running," the Peck character says, wonderingly, narrating his dream.
Next up: Reeta Parks, a teacher-librarian from Nashville, who was gazing wonderingly at Winslow Homer's "The Veteran in a New Field," in which a solitary Union soldier scythes a field of corn.
Casellula is not a place for the calorie- or fat-averse (though a waitress said, wonderingly, "We do get people who don't want any cheese at all").
The next day, Adina and Clinton met again, at another function, and — as she wonderingly reported — he remembered every word she had said at dinner.
"It was so raw," one venerable College Republican figure told me, shaking his head wonderingly at the memory.
"The whole company would sit in a large circle on the floor, and everyone would speak, and no one was allowed to respond," she said, wonderingly.
