I live adventurously, I live with love and I'm not afraid to love either.
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Adventurously — in free indirect discourse much of the time, and leaping nimbly among parallel narrative tracks.
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The two vacation often and adventurously together, sometimes with Ms. Stewart's two grandchildren and her daughter, Alexis.
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To taste risotto was to understand that I had been doing rice incorrectly, or at least not adventurously enough.
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At one point it was sufficient to put on an adventurously coloured shirt (any colour as long as it's not white) to start one.
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So, here's a conundrum: You love your iPhone camera, but sometimes, you want to shoot a little more adventurously, say, as you bike down a mountain.
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He's a white man with a crazy mustache who wanted to win, you know, yachting cups, and we all kind of followed him adventurously through television.
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" To cope with the death of her husband and son, Helen Van Winkle began dressing more adventurously: "You don't know what's going to happen to you.
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With her Rimbaud-inspired poetry, adventurously personal songwriting, abrasive alien-like voice, and her impressive Lenny Kaye-featuring band, few were making music as daring as Smith.
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Gunn, who is fifty-three, has cropped graying hair and wears round white-rimmed glasses on a round face; she prefers adventurously billowing clothes made of dark fabrics.
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Yet move forward we must, by any means necessary, lest we succumb to repetition and self-parody — a fate that surely doesn't await this adventurously self-reflective artist.
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Mr. Ford's sportswear is of the unadventurously correct, adventurously priced variety: to gussy up your just-so stonewashed jeans ($680), try a suede bomber jacket with shearling collar ($6,990).
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Young-hee is a character of vital insight and inspired impulse, whether she drops to her knees amid the splendors of nature or ardently urges a friend to live adventurously.
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The studio became Reed's safe haven for freedom to invent and play, and his geometric abstractions allowed him to explore color adventurously while simultaneously creating visual metaphors of his personal experiences.
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"Pressures were brought to bear to sway the crew from working as adventurously as they could have done," he says, expressing disappointment that the film didn't live up to its initial promise.
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Whether you opt for the classic route with a Patagonia pick or adventurously delve in to the streetwear friendly Columbia x Opening Ceremony collab, let this cozy trend take over your fall closet.
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Berlin will also relinquish all claims to being an open city, a cosmopolitan place where professionals can accept an appointment in good faith with the freedom to think adventurously and create beyond the conventional bounds of institutional structures.
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When Joni sang it, what I feared about adventure felt validated: if a woman were to do the same, to live life adventurously and with independence, she'd be dragged back by the persistence of the men in her life.
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Many restaurants now cater specifically to British Muslims wanting to eat more adventurously as well as in accordance with Koran teachings, which state that animals and poultry are slaughtered with a clean cut to the major arteries and blood drained from the carcass.
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Their plot is filmed with extreme faithfulness to the novel – but Ford's boldest move was to make the world of Susan (Adams) so adventurously different than it was in the source material, where she is basically just sitting on a couch flipping pages in the book.
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In their collaborative concert, "Edges of Light," Mr. Dunne's percussive dancing — performed both in the footwear known as hard shoes and, more adventurously, barefoot — functions as a fourth musician, his feet doing the work of a drummer as they scuff, patter, chug, poke and swipe at the floor.
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" Her analysis of "The Shield of Achilles" canvas within that 10-part cycle, for example, pushes adventurously for a link to Maya Lin's Vietnam Veterans Memorial, citing in part Pope's conclusion to Homer: "Last o'er the urn the sacred Earth they spread,/And rais'd the Tomb, Memorial of the Dead.
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Over the course of three albums, she has evolved, building a full band around her sound, and flexing her songwriting muscles more adventurously than on any of her previous projects (over the years she's been part of a number of bands including cult faves Swearin' and P.S. Eliot, with her sister Allison).
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That would be Mr. Tucker, the artistic director of Bedlam, the four-year-old, New York-based theater company whose adventurously pared-down aesthetic and status as a critical darling has lately placed it in great demand, both at home — where its fleet-footed, much-lauded Jane Austen adaptation "Sense & Sensibility" is enjoying an encore run at the Gym at Judson in Greenwich Village — and elsewhere.
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116 and the monastery's records state that he died in 1287. However, the British Museum adventurously suggests his life as c. 1200 to c. 1300.Simon the Athonite at britishmuseum.
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O'Reilly, p. 67. Tallon kept on batting in a conventional manner, while Johnston and Toshack played adventurously, registering the highest Test scores of their careers.Cashman et al., pp. 152–153, 299–300.
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"Dona Nelson," Artforum, Summer, 2014. Retrieved November 20, 2018. Critics especially note her "adventurously tough-minded approach to process," which "flirts with painting’s destruction" by rejecting the "conventionally ingratiating"Johnson, Ken. "Dona Nelson – Tactile Image," The New York Times, January 31, 2003.
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Others see and the first movement of as individual drafts of separate compositions merely sharing some of the material. D 154 is more demanding from a performer than the first movement of D 157, and is also written more orchestrally and adventurously.
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Peter Lal then brutally tortures Sujatha. On seeing this Raju, Babu and Keeleri Achu adventurously rescue Sujatha and take her to an isolated house. Sujatha then reveals about the reason why Peter Lal is following her. She was working as a receptionist in a hospital, and was sharing room with a journalist Shyama.
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Deshamanya Rohan de Saram (born 9 March 1939) is a British-born Sri Lankan cellist. Until his thirties he made his name as a classical artist, but has since become renowned for his involvement in and advocacy of contemporary music. He travels widely and is much in demand for workshops and summer schools in addition to sustaining a schedule of adventurously programmed concerts.
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As part of the bargain, Cleatus tells Pete he will get his sister on a date with him, and he agrees. After a rocky start, Pete realizes that he is attracting Cammie's attention and acts more adventurously inside the suit. The next day, Cleatus is congratulated on "his" performance as mascot. Afterwards, Cleatus comes to see Pete and asks him what he did.
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Jayakumar collects the documents adventurously from Samuel, however Samuel gets shot and is killed. Jayakumar rushes to hand the documents to Hariprasad, however, he is shocked to see that Hariprasad is killed in a bomb blast. He follows Vishnu and kills him. The main head of the drug mafia Sivanandji now reaches Jayakumars house and asks Indu for the documents that was handed over by Samuel.
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How do we determine exactly how excited a person is about life? What precisely does it mean to approach life adventurously? These are just a few of the questions that must be answered to most effectively research zest. Relating to the problem of operationalizing zest, much of the research currently done on this and many of the 24 character strengths are done via self-report.
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Beate's sister :de:Dorothee Fliess was the only member of the family who stayed in Berlin throughout the Second World War. In 1939, Beate fled adventurously with a boyfriend to Jerusalem. Her parents were helped by friends to escape to Switzerland and returned to Berlin after the war. In Jerusalem Beate went to art school and trained as a gold- and silversmith and moved in artistic circles.
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McCloskey also cleverly depicts the adventurously-rambunctious little Jane in his drawings of their mainland adventures; on every page, the robust tousle-headed toddler is usually shown to be exploringly bustling about independently of the two others in her group, engaged in "typical young tomboy" activities such as perching high up on a work-table, climbing on a stack of tires, snuggling with a furry puppy who has wandered into the garage, etc.
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In 1551 Bruegel became a free master in the Guild of Saint Luke of Antwerp. He set off for Italy soon after, probably by way of France. He visited Rome and, rather adventurously for the period, by 1552 he had reached Reggio Calabria at the southern tip of the mainland, where a drawing records the city in flames after a Turkish raid.Grove; Orenstein, 204 for the drawing He probably continued to Sicily, but by 1553 was back in Rome.
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Du Yun is regarded as "leading force on the New York Scene," "one of China's leading young composers." Her onstage performing persona has been described as "adventurously eclectic" and "an indie diva with avant garde edge" by The New York Times. She was named one of the top 35 female composers in classical music by The Washington Post. Her album "Angel's Bone" and "Dinosaur Scar" are listed as Top Recordings of The Year in both 2017 and 2018 by the New Yorker.
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This means "killer" which seems appropriate since Jack has proven himself to be such. By around the age of 13 Jack finds an abused girl of about 11 named Meriem and rescues her. He begins teaching her to survive the jungle and they begin a sibling type relationship and live adventurously in the jungle for several years. In the interim, Tarzan and Jane have begun living at their Wahiri estate in Africa again, not having any idea what became of their son.
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Newcastle appealed for a penalty deep into added time after Adams jumped over Shearer while looking to clear the ball, but the referee immediately turned it down. In the second half, Newcastle began more adventurously and forced Arsenal into moving the ball at a higher tempo. From a free-kick awarded near the left channel, Lee crossed the ball and up rose Nikos Dabizas, whose header hit the bar.Motson, Brooking (1998). Event occurs in the second half, coverage between 11:10pm and 11:13pm.
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When he finally works up the courage to tell her his feelings, he bumps into So-jung instead, a messy musician and free spirit whose life is lived spontaneously, adventurously and impulsively. With So-jung's help, he tries to woo his dream girl, but the only catch is that she wants someone who doesn't share her obsession for neatness. So now Jung-seok must break his routine and place himself outside of his comfort zone, as So-jung asks him to enter a singing audition program together with her.
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The Rococo facade, designed by Antonio Veneroni, is narrow but adventurously scenographic: it rises at the end of a street, convex, with a bust of St Phillip inside an oval niche above the portal, and an Immaculate Conception in an oval supported by scrolls above the upper central window. Two stories of echoing pilasters with corinthian capitals at the sides. The tympanum is interrupted and sports a roofline of playful cherubim and angels, along with flaming vases. The decorative entrance door is preceded by a balustrade and flanking staircases.
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Like Tarzan before him, Jack learns survival in the jungle and encounters the Mangani apes, who he can speak with because of his dialogue with Akut. Akut has difficulty pronouncing the name "Jack" and names him Korak, which means "killer" which seems appropriate since Jack has proven himself to be such. Jack finds an abused girl of about 11 named Meriem and rescues her. He begins teaching her to survive the jungle and they begin a sibling type relationship and live adventurously in the jungle for several years.
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The book consists of two main sections: factual descriptions of the construction of Viking ships, and the adventurously portrayed retelling of excerpts from the Vinland sagas. Römer indicates several typical examples of political exploitation and contrivance. Erik the Red and his sons are described as having exemplary attributes (Römer). It is conspicuous that in one single section Busch repeatedly uses the word "Führer" for Erik the Red,a word which is not normally used in maritime language, or if so only in the context of the word "Schiffsführer" (ship's master).Römer 2010, P. 140.
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The popularity of her first novel cast a standard for Affinity to follow, which Waters consciously made darker, set in a women's prison with a character who connects with spirits of the dead. Waters found it daunting to follow the success of Tipping the Velvet and reviewers marked the differences in the main characters: where Nan adventurously seeks out and states her desires, Margaret in Affinity is compelled by desire, but internally struggles with it. Tipping the Velvet won the Lambda Literary Award for lesbian fiction in 2000,Boyer, Kevin (July 2000). "Gay and Lesbian Book Awards Announced" Lesbian News, 25 (12), p. 18.
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Bass trumpets in E are usually played by trumpeters as the mouthpiece is closer in size to that of the standard B trumpet. Duncan Wilson playing rotary bass trumpet in C with the BBC Symphony Orchestra Wagner wrote adventurously for his new addition to the brass section, exploiting open and muted effects, and extremes of range and dynamics. The bass trumpet is frequently featured in Der Ring des Nibelungen, playing solos in every register, as well as playing in octaves, unison or harmony with trumpets, trombones, and Wagner tubas. Its very distinctive timbre is easily identifiable and Wagner used this new and unique tone colour extensively.
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The architects and artists used all means at their disposal, embellishing their work with sculptural elements and employing highly skilled stonemasons, smiths, enamelers and stained glass craftsmen. Among the architects we find many of the great names of the period, such as Ricardo Velázquez Bosco, the Marquis of Cubas, Ortiz de Villajos, Arturo Mélida, Agustín Querol, Segundo de Lema, etc. It was not unusual for architects to find themselves erecting grandiose mausolea in neobyzantine, neo-mudéjar or neo-gothic style for the same clients who had commissioned much less adventurously styled houses in the ever-expanding city. St Isidore remains an active cemetery and is considered one of Europe’s most interesting graveyards.
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Beppe Fenoglio (; born Giuseppe Fenoglio 1 March 1922 in Alba (CN) - 18 February 1963 in Turin) was an Italian writer, partisan and translator from English. The works of Fenoglio have two main themes: the rural world of the Langhe and the Italian resistance movement, both largely inspired by his own personal experiences in them; equally, the writer has two styles: the chronicle and the epos. Fenoglio was drafted in 1943; before he completed officer school, Italy surrendered to the Allies and Germany attacked and occupied most of Italy. Like most of Italian Army, the training unit of Fenoglio collapsed; he adventurously travelled back home from Rome, and spent months in hiding before joining the partisans in January 1944.
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The music on the album was "firmly rooted in the dark, midtempo style of gothic and doom metal". Their second album Almost a Dance arrived in the following year with new vocalist Niels Duffhues, "a strange choice for the band". Duffhues' "punk-ish" and "alt-rock" style of singing was widely seen as out of place with the music, a perception that was shared by the band themselves, and the album was "largely written off as a result." The Gathering decided to drop the use of male vocals altogether and instead brought in a lead female vocalist Anneke van Giersbergen for their third full length Mandylion, an album that "saw the band adventurously breaking away from the Gothic Doom fare of previous works".
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