The exhibition, Schjeldahl writes, "calls to account the most original, controversial, and expensive American artist of the past three and a half decades".
Her own family, Castellani writes, "calls to mind one of those bleak Rust Belt upbringings people of substance spend the rest of their lives renouncing and American novelists try, lamely, again and again, to illuminate".
And, the the reporter wrote, "Calls to more than a dozen post offices around the state found no other locations reducing their hours".
The band will play only Mr. Jimenez's songs, with one exception: a piece Mr. D'Rivera wrote called "Tojo," to welcome his father's old friend.
Last summer, Iñárritu, having read some of my writing, called to ask my opinion of recordings of Mahler, Tchaikovsky, and company.
It's called "The Path to Prosperity," a nod to an essay Benjamin Franklin once wrote, called "The Way to Wealth".
We have to talk about policy," Barber wrote, calling for white people to listen to and follow leaders of color.
Jacob Bakkila and Thomas Bender — the pair behind these projects — were recently reminiscing about another collaboration, a play they wrote called "Cowboy," which had nothing to do with cowboys.
The Guardian, a leading British newspaper, recently published an article he wrote calling attention to the persecution of Christians in some Islamic nations.
Some of the ebulliently folk-tinged choral writing calls to mind works like Ariel Ramírez's "Missa Criolla" and Guido Haazen's "Missa Luba," or any number of folk Masses.
