This courtroom exchange was great, even if the judge didn't think so: "How was your sex life?" "I don't know, how would you describe yours?" "Not frequent enough, to be honest".
How would you describe yours?
For years, labor rights groups like yours have described sweatshops and how factories serving global companies have abused and mistreated workers.
In it Thomas, who had more than a passing fondness for pubs and drink, plays on the familiar round-buyers' refrain, "What's yours?" to describe the detrimental impact of "Mr Watts-Ewers' / Buckingham Palace of Booze" on rival publicans.
Read through the play again and pick out every single line (yours or another character's) that describes your character, highlight or underline them, and write them down.
Mention a famous client of yours, or briefly describe one or two of your most impressive accomplishments.
If there's a downside to his method, it's that anyone's life, even yours or mine, described in Caro-esque detail, could take on epic, romantic proportions.
And if you think the Canteen needs gobs of space-food goo on the walls and the ceiling, those walls are yours for the describing.
It ended up being useful, so I took a moment to spell them out in more detail so, in case you run into one or need a handy way to describe yours, you have the vernacular.
Those that are new and yours alone to describe in detail are probably the ones reported most precisely in your research articles.
