Neither the NRCC nor Reedy responded to requests for comment.
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Announces the appointment of Susan Reedy to its Board of Directors * DHT Holdings Inc - with appointment of Susan Reedy, size of company's board was increased to six directors Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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It was high-pitched and reedy, like a pin scratching metal.
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In 2014, Reedy entered the league as an undrafted free agent.
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His reedy, wavering voice gives the impression of a pouty, needy child.
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His face was drained and his voice was reedy edging on whiny.
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"Kum Ba Ya, Lord", Wylie seems to be singing in his reedy voice.
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Philip Reedy, a chemistry instructor from Davis, went for a look last Friday.
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At this point Serpentessa began to sing in a soft, slightly reedy voice.
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Reedy previously worked at the House GOP campaign arm for three election cycles.
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All reedy young clubbers with cheap synthesizers and sore feet owe him a debt.
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Maybe it's the vocals, all nasal and reedy without ever really soaring or growling.
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Most feature Dr. Brad Reedy, sitting in a study with a phony-looking fireplace.
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"Through the use of metaphors, of rituals, of living in the wilderness" Reedy answers.
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If you're within a reasonable distance, it's well worth a trip, Mr. Reedy said.
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Reedy joins party strategists Mike Shields and Rob Simms in the senior adviser role.
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A reedy island has materialized at its southern edge, and will soon be a peninsula.
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Upon arrival, the Reedy Creek Fire Department found a man who had suffered a fall.
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Reedy started the gig shortly after he was cut by the Atlanta Falcons in 2015.
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Duke Energy sells the resulting alternative energy — enough to power 1,000 homes — to Reedy Creek.
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Reedy believes finstas provide a platform away from the pressures that young women feel from Instagram.
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"That's just what comes with the NFL and what teams need for them," Reedy told ESPN.
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No one is safe—including people who don't exist—like Rolan Reedy (Hummer's redneck alter-ego).
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As his reedy legs wobbled, his 373-year-old brother thrust a cane into his hand.
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The Society's CEO, Gary M. Reedy, stepped up to the fact check plate -- diplomatically, but unequivocally.
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Reedy will be ready for what happens on the field, and what goes on off of it.
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New England Patriots wide receiver Bernard Reedy had no plans to unwind after the 2018 Super Bowl.
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Reedy says the job has kept him grounded throughout the ups and downs of his NFL career.
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Meanwhile, François Moutin, a reedy-toned bassist, is constantly fluttering and teasing and quickly finding new directions.
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The Reedy Creek emergency services call center first received a report about the attack at 9:16 p.m.
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Classe says employees at Reedy Creek are quick to remind each other about the dangers of feeding alligators.
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Voices filtered to him from the galley: Amos' affable rumble and the thinner, reedy sound of Clarissa's voice.
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But Strang — with his reedy but calming voice and his Kyle Chandler eyes — is the break-out star.
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I can put it another way, in the words of my first real mentor in journalism, George Reedy.
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As we listened, Sam Amidon's reedy tenor began to hum, and then another voice joined him, and another.
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One (Tadhg Murphy) is the younger of them, a reedy and anxious being prone to seizures and terrors.
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The other voice — pitched about half an octave higher, blunt, reedy, very winning — pops up in the essays.
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After Sunday night's Super Bowl, New England Patriots wide receiver Bernard Reedy won't be taking time to unwind.
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Reedy isn't the only NFL player who works hard to bring in extra cash during the off-season.
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Why it matters: These are the first gains for America's most popular sports league in two years, Reedy writes.
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As I listened to the reedy murmurings of my patient's breath, I tried to sort through my own feelings.
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Reedy Creek District Administrator John Classe told the Sentinel that he believes the feedings were isolated to the station.
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You know what to expect by now: big, bruising, semi-industrial basslines, gloriously reedy synth lines, really serious vocals.
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In certain episodes, he sounded like an avant-garde jazz clarinetist, all reedy lines, rude bleats and banshee shrieks.
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In one of Second Nature's videos, Dr. Reedy reassures parents who feel guilty about sending their child into captivity.
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It begins mysteriously, with Mr. Wu playing reedy, sustained tones that keep splitting into pungent chords or pinging clusters.
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Before receiving the keys to her new place, Reedy was struggling to pay the bills as a nursing assistant.
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A reedy man with a long, sandy mullet presses a chain saw to the base of a tree trunk.
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If they gained entry, Luna, a reedy middle schooler with braces, should use her phone to film the events.
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The reedy Mr. Chalamet, who has appeared on television in "Homeland" and in films including "Interstellar," never seems physically menacing.
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This type of whirlwind schedule is nothing new to Reedy — he's been cut by six teams in just four years.
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Yet passages evoking forest murmurs and insects were suggested by flecks of percussion, plucked guitar and gently reedy flute sounds.
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But his singing had rich, reedy coloring and youthful ardor, and his soaring phrases with big high notes carried well.
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The soundtrack unpredictably cuts between the lush recordings to which the actors lip-sync and their own reedy a capella voices.
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Although Mr. O'Neill's sound sometimes had a nasal, reedy quality, he brought both poignant sadness and youthful ardor to his performance.
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"The elephants are really sad what's happening for their cousins in Australia," said Michelle Reedy, an Australian volunteer at the camp.
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The opening freeway sequence is terrible, reedy, and somehow manages to avoid introducing us to our main characters until the final second.
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Reedy Creek district administrator John Classe says that "to his knowledge," the incident – and the alligator – are not connected to Lane Graves.
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Reedy, who re-signed with the Patriots in January, says he feels blessed to be where he is in his career today.
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Blending with the strings but with a reedy brightness that complemented the winds and brasses, her sitar was a persuasive orchestral chameleon.
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The conversation was heated at times with people speaking over each other, but health groups stayed firm, said American Cancer Society's Reedy.
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Rhett's bandmate, Josh Reedy, showed the father of two how to make his 9-week-old daughter Ada James belch after a feeding.
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Each offseason since, 26-year-old Reedy has been behind the wheel driving people who have given him a new perspective on life.
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Harris was accusing ICE of being like the KKK, while she offered the same qualification that Reedy said was McCarthy's trademark in questioning.
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A reedy thirtyish blonde, she wore a puffy green jacket with "But Like Maybe" scrawled on the back and a tan cowboy hat.
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Reedy was an astute observer of the political process who resigned his position because he didn't want to lie about the Vietnam War.
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According to Reedy, the key to every winning campaign is its ability to control the central question on the minds of the voters.
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Dennis Reedy, the director of the Washington Heights Inwood Development Corporation, said he was impressed by the number of agencies that weighed in.
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The choir included male altos, with a whiteish, trumpeting tone; the Trinity Baroque Orchestra was composed of period instruments, with a reedy tang.
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PARELES "Head Alone" sounds at first like placid folk-rock, with two strummed guitar chords behind the Australian songwriter Julia Jacklin's reedy voice.
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For two years, she and her son, AnTrez Reedy, rotated sleeping on the bed in the bedroom they shared at her mother's house.
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In the midst of these swirling sights and sounds stands a reedy, bearded man, whose angular postures suggest both unusual pliability and fragility.
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We started the night on the sidewalk, with the reedy Mr. Renoux, in a long blue apron, serving us a crisp Provençal rosé.
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Gentler moments succumb to the overall volume, and Scheidt's voice—at times a rumble, at others, a reedy cry—retains its elemental power.
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His voice is reedy and weathered as he sings about faith, identity, and big existential questions that come from a loss of faith.
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The "For the D" challenge, inspired by rapper GameOva Reedy, is still going strong — and even Tyga has gotten in on the viral trend.
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Disney's new facility in central Florida, for example, is a collaboration with the Reedy Creek Improvement District and solar project developer Origis Energy USA.
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The end is carried by low wind instruments playing at the upper edge of their comfort zone, where the sound grows reedy and tense.
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" Josh Stevens, the publisher of Reedy Press, said the company does not offer money up front because the books "ultimately have a limited audience.
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After gremlins lurk about in low strings and reedy woodwinds, the movement shifts into a manic Allegro, during which phrases fracture into shards and bits.
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Despite the toxic military interlude, much living goes on out there, from sea sponges to swamp rabbits, amid brackish lagoons, pine flats and reedy wetlands.
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Those attending Friday's meeting included Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids President Matthew Myers and Gary Reedy, CEO of the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network.
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With a leisurely pizzicato-like melody over reedy keyboards and a clip-clop beat, "Watermelon Tears" ambles along toward a burst of comic relief. PARELES
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They arrived to PyPy's raucous soundtrack of "She's Gone," introducing a reedy David Bowie look-alike wearing a three-piece evening suit, Wayfarers and theatrical fedora.
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"It was tough to want to play and to want to be on somebody's team and [I] just [didn't] get the break yet," Reedy told ESPN.
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When I was in college at Marquette University, I took a class on political communications from George Reedy, the former press secretary to Lyndon Baines Johnson.
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But here in the real world, I'm meeting the reedy, 6-foot-4 Child — actual name, James Dover Grant — and not his brawnier, inch-taller hero.
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Firefighters with the Reedy Creek Fire Department responded to the scene, but no one was transported to the hospital, a spokeswoman with the department told CNN.
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"Menthol is a derivative of mint, and there is little difference between these flavors," Gary Reedy, CEO of the American Cancer Society, said in a statement.
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The two had spent more than a week vacationing in Paris, where the family owned a house, said Yousra el-Reedy, one of Ms. Selim's closest friends.
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These are dense, dark forests of fractured beats that crack and thump like downed tree branches, and reedy electronics that twist around them in roiling serpentine shapes.
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It begins with what seems a disorienting call to attention: thin, reedy chords, sometimes sustained and sometimes slippery, are played in high registers by woodwinds and percussion.
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In Greenville, S.C., an ugly highway bridge was removed and replaced with a gorgeous walk along the Reedy River, which is now home to parks and cafes.
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The lake is a large artificial reservoir, located on the former flood-plains of the Tisza river, with zigzagging channels, backwaters and a myriad of small reedy islands.
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It's a hard thing for anyone to handle, but transporting people through Care Ride has exposed Reedy to people who have survived strokes, heart attacks, transplants and amputations.
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The band's new LP Thought Rock Fish Scale is hitting shelves in February, and it's full of songs like "Roll It": wistful, reedy, and recorded live to tape.
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"One of the biggest assets is a very deep industry understanding; older entrepreneurs have these ties and connections, and are able to take advantage of those," Reedy said.
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Buried between sludgy riffs and delivered in Molko's reedy voice and sardonic tones, "decaying" sounds like something to aspire to; the perfect tagline in an anthem for outsiders.
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He hit some dead ends — "Terrible!" he observed at one point — but persisted, adding handclaps (his own, sampled), a reedy synthesizer improvisation and a keyboard-simulated saxophone section.
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She stood a reedy 21980 feet 224 inches tall and had a devastating kick, or last burst of speed, that sometimes let her snatch victory by a stride.
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"My mother said, 'Tina, if you want to catch a man, you have to have some bosom interest,'" recalled Ms. Howe, who was as reedy then as now.
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According to Duke Energy Florida, the 20 acre project will serve the power provider to Walt Disney World, Reedy Creek Improvement District, and will be completed in spring 2016.
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Reedy Creek Fire Department spokesman Bo Jones told ABC News that there was no response because the lifeguard was already on his way to the site of the accident.
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To hear the rhetoric, to see the stock photography of nature, to hear Dr. Reedy mumble "Native American spirituality" in one video, you might believe the goal was profundity.
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When Reedy returns home to St. Petersburg, Florida, this offseason, he will get behind the wheel of a van to transport people with terminal illnesses and disabilities, according to ESPN.
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As always, you could bask in this magnificent orchestra's resplendent sound — the warmth and body of the strings, the reedy tang of the woodwinds, the dark richness of the brass.
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Mr. Reedy said that, since taking office, the president had signed multiple spending bills that increased funding for cancer research at the National Institutes of Health and National Cancer Institute.
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Sears, a reedy, 6-foot-9 sharpshooting forward, was picked for the cover of Sports Illustrated, then a new magazine, before he began his six full seasons with the Knicks.
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Disney confirmed to BuzzFeed News that a Jungle Cruise boat took on some water and that the park immediately called the Reedy Creek Fire Department to respond to the incident.
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The dismissal forced Reedy to think of ways to bring in income when NFL teams weren't calling, so he called Care Ride —a transportation company that assists those confined to wheelchairs.
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Lead singer Alexis Taylor's reedy warble has been a defining element of the London septet's success as they've racked up hits, a Grammy nomination, and festival headlining slots around the world.
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The facility is in the Reedy Creek Improvement District, which according to a story on the project in the Orlando Sentinel when it was announced, is a Disney-controlled taxing district.
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Reedy told me that what marveled him most was McCarthy's ability to ask questions or make statements insinuating something evil about a person he was questioning without formally lodging an allegation.
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Others, like Horace Busby and George Reedy, did just as much to shape legislation and assure its passage but have barely rated a mention in other studies of the Johnson presidency.
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He then chased down the attackers, killing four, according to the citation for a Bronze Star, including one who was dispatched in a reedy canal with a knife to the neck.
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"With mint and menthol already being some of the most popular flavor choices among youth users, there's reason to believe the popularity of menthol will only continue to rise," Reedy said.
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Before Florence can start her glass-shattering routine, she requires an accompanist, and the movie pauses to consider Cosmé McMoon (Simon Helberg), a reedy young pianist who applies for the job.
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Dano plays David Sweat, a reedy prisoner who romances Joyce "Tilly" Mitchell, and del Toro plays Richard Matt, a more ambitious felon who's willing to do anything to get out of jail.
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But that bleak streak was snapped when Sefo Liufau tossed a 503-yard touchdown pass to Bernard Reedy late in the fourth quarter to cut the Redskins' lead to a field goal.
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Celebratory balloons had been strung from the rafters at Nirmal Hriday Home for the Dying Destitute, and they bounced around merrily under the overhead fans while nuns sang hymns in reedy voices.
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" Gary Reedy, CEO of the American Cancer Society and American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network, called the FDA's decision to clear the marketplace of most but not all flavored e-cigarettes "unconscionable.
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After getting caught in a Theranos-like scandal in Silicon Valley, Joel and his wife Jessica (Kathy Searle) are living with Jessica's disapproving parents (Fenton Lawless and Charmaine Reedy) in New York.
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The guitars of Ben Weinman and Kevin Antreassian alternate between clean jangles and hammering away at wide chords while Greg Puciato forgoes his usual screech in favour of his reedy, Reznor-ish croon.
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GameOva Reedy loves seeing huge hip-hop celebs doing their own versions of her d**k-inspired freestyle, but thinks she's getting stiffed when it comes to getting credit for the viral craze.
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And when she, too, was spent, a young man with a reedy build followed, ignoring the pleas from the board chair and the interim police superintendent to respect the rights of other speakers.
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Riverdale's sardonic sad-boi narrator, Jughead (Cole Sprouse), is a jarring amalgam of the pretentious teenager I once was, as well as the number of the reedy, slouching queer women I've crushed on.
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NATE CHINEN The timbres on Brian Eno's latest ambient album, "Reflection," are calming and rounded by design: shimmery vibraphone-like peals and plinks, organlike low notes, reedy midrange boops, quiet sliding whistle tones.
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When he's not on the football field, New England Patriots wide receiver Bernard Reedy works an $11 an hour job as a driver for Car Ride, a transportation company for people in wheelchairs.
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"Paddlers with disabilities only have minimal access to the river as there is just one ADA compliant river access point, at Reedy Creek, for the more advanced whitewater section of the river," explains Wetzler.
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One of those was professor George Reedy, a gracious educator and extraordinary witness to history who saw McCarthy's campaign up close, as a reporter and then as a press aide to Lyndon B. Johnson.
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To cover the increase in violence after observers left, I awaited the onset of the nightly fighting in a trench on the town's edge, overlooking a reedy swamp that acts as a buffer zone.
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And when he's not on the football field, New England Patriots wide receiver Bernard Reedy works an $11 an hour job as a driver for Car Ride, a transportation company for people in wheelchairs.
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"People will soon imagine some Russian sitting in Sputnik with a pair of binoculars and reading their mail over their shoulders," the Democratic strategist George Reedy wrote to Lyndon Baines Johnson on Oct. 21968.
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Amid growing anxieties about winning back the House this cycle, the NRCC recently tapped GOP strategist Jon Reedy to serve as a senior adviser — an unusual move in the middle of an election cycle.
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The National Republican Congressional Committee has tapped GOP strategist Jon Reedy to serve as a senior adviser, a shakeup that comes amid mounting concerns about the party's prospects of winning back the House majority.
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Gary M. Reedy, chief executive officer of the American Cancer Society and American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network, told CNN that the 2017 findings are not connected to the actions of the Trump administration.
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Mr. Sessions is in many ways Mr. Trump's antithesis: reedy-voiced, diminutive and mild-mannered, a devout Methodist and an Eagle Scout who will soon celebrate a golden wedding anniversary with his college sweetheart.
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With Car Ride on hold and a Super Bowl game ahead, Reedy, who re-signed with the Patriots on January 17, says he feels blessed to be where he is in his career today.
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Shure headphones, including the affordable and lovely 215s, accurate if a little reedy 535s, and the chunky but perfect sounding 846s, all use the same little plugs when you're connecting the buds to the cords.
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"I think that finstas provide teenage girls and young women with a space to worry less about being sexualised in terms of navigating how sexy or hot they look when posting a selfie," says Reedy.
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Matt Graves was injured fighting to save his son's life on June 16, but refused to leave the spot where Lane disappeared, according to an email sent by Reedy Creek Fire Department Captain Tom Wellons.
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Ehrlich managed to juggle his duties as the band's lead singer and drummer, his reedy, lovelorn falsetto emerging from behind a full kit; Kakacek unspooled sweet, intricate guitar melodies a few steps to his right.
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For Brad M. Reedy, an Evoke owner and its clinical director, allowing Ms. Hamburger and Mr. Bockley that kind of immersion was part of "a gradual trust process," he said as he watched the game.
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From the very opening scene, with its close camerawork and reedy, realistic-sounding, and crucially loud guitars, it's clear that A Star Is Born is to be a movie with music absolutely at its centre.
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Among those rambling efforts was "Lonesome Cowboys," in which Ms. Hoffmann, in a reedy voice, sings hymns from her Catholic childhood, her performance an exotic prelude to her onscreen seduction of a beefy fellow actor.
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Take "In Buddy's Eyes," from "Follies," in which the accompaniment turns reedy and sour whenever the despondent wife, who sings what she thinks is a tribute to her husband, starts lying about her "ducky" life.
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Arnobio Morelix, a senior research analyst with the Kaufmann Foundation, co-wrote a study with E. J. Reedy that found that the rise in student debt in recent years coincided with a decline in start-ups.
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The only consensus among everyone was raising the purchasing age to 21 — "but we made that very clear that that's not a check the box thing and you move on to the next issue," Reedy said.
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Leithauser has long been known for his expressive, cracking voice that lives in a higher register than the average indie rocker and Olsen is the epitome of the thin, reedy, girly sound that can launch a movement.
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Goblet's Cove in Lake Tohopekaliga, Florida (CNN)Susie, a 7-foot female alligator, hissed menacingly as the airboat pulled alongside the reedy refuge where she lay cooling herself, the top of her head protruding from the water.
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Like any other self-respecting country music fan, I worship Hank's slim but incredibly influential discography, and was immediately curious about how British actor Tom Hiddleston planned to emulate Williams' reedy warble and molasses-thick Alabama drawl.
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The disclosure came via email messages obtained by the newspaper from the Reedy Creek Fire Department, in which Captain Tom Wellons relayed the father's account from the day after the incident to his supervisors, the newspaper reported.
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Worthy is a reedy Canadian 26-year-old who, prior to his starring role in Joseph Kahn's Bodied, was best known as a Disney Channel alum, having played one of the non-titular stars of Austin & Ally.
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But, Sabine Reedy, a 21-year-old student at Drew University, says that the argument that "finstas are more real and rinstas (real Instagrams) are more fake" doesn't quite capture the complex and nuanced nature of finstas.
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The original plan would tear down the graveyard of rusting oil refineries that sit on the site, which stretches from Greenpoint to Williamsburg along the East River, and return the reedy riverbank to something closer to nature.
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In a statement Thursday, Gary Reedy, chief executive officer of the American Cancer Society and American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network, pushed back against Trump's tweet, saying that the findings were not influenced by the Trump administration.
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In July, the Baltimore cookbook author Allison Robicelli was approached by Reedy Press to write a book about standout restaurants in Washington, D.C., or Baltimore, for no pay up front, and with no budget for travel or dining.
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Though I felt Felicity Jones and Diego Luna to be slightly miscast at first — they didn't quite sell their roles as bad girl and bad boy Rebels for me, too thin, too reedy — this eventually worked to their advantage.
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Goffman is short, with big, round chestnut eyes, dirty-blond hair that she rarely knows what to do with, a slightly reedy quaver in her voice and a performatively childlike manner that softens a relentlessly inquisitive and analytic intelligence.
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At Disney World, according to Unite Here 737 President Jeremy Haicken, a similar ballot measure wouldn't be possible because the park is part of a municipality called the Reedy Creek Improvement District inside of which the company has broad powers.
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When I visited, there were 28,800 turkeys in four of their barns — 11-week-old birds, reedy and at the midpoint of their lives — and another 28,000 new arrivals cheeping in the brooder barn, where they spend their first few weeks.
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" Hader said, "When Jeff Bridges hosted the show, he noticed me being nervous in rehearsal, and he told me"—he channelled Bridges's reedy stoner—" 'I worked with Robert Ryan on "The Iceman Cometh," and before every take he'd be sweating bullets.
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Russia's southern border with Ukraine, an expanse of wheat fields, grasslands and reedy marshes in the Don River delta, has been a crucible of military activity for years, making it unclear what, exactly, Ukrainian officials are referring to as new deployments.
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Although those trends largely preceded Mr. Trump's arrival in office, Mr. Reedy urged the president to continue to support the declines by increasing access to health care, ramping up funding for cancer research and enacting policies to lower smoking rates.
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"The mortality trends reflected in our current report, including the largest drop in overall cancer mortality ever recorded from 2016 to 2017, reflect prevention, early detection, and treatment advances that occurred in prior years," Reedy said in a statement to CNN.
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A petite, reedy-voiced man in his late sixties, Shilstone is a fitness and nutrition coach who calls himself "the career extender" for the role he has played in prolonging the competitive primes of athletes like Peyton Manning, Serena Williams, and Ozzie Smith.
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Supervisors at Reedy Creek Emergency Services, which serves Disney World and nearby communities, sent emails in April warning employees to stop feeding the reptiles because it is both illegal and could make them lose their fear of humans, according to the Orlando Sentinel.
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In 2004, the city of Greenville relied on LWCF funds to construct Falls Park on the Reedy River at a cost of $13 million, and the project led the city to gain nearly $100 million in additional private investments within two years.
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The largest work here by Mr. Lee, from 1969, comprises some 20,20213 reedy steel poles planted in a foot-tall beach of golden sand, and resonates with Smithson's "non-sites" of dirt and gravel, made the very same year and on display nearby.
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JUAN DIEGO FLÓREZ In town to sing Alfredo in "La Traviata" at the Met Opera, this pre-eminent bel canto tenor — his diamond-bright voice a bit reedy for some tastes, but his agility and energy undeniable — has been exploring heavier repertory.
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Through his nonprofit, Warrick Dunn Charities, and a partnership with Habitat for Humanity, Dunn gifted single mom LaToya Reedy and her 18-year-old son a fully furnished two-bedroom home located in St. Petersburg on Tuesday, according to the Tampa Bay Times.
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Where the couple's Manhattan apartment is artfully cluttered, layered with art and antiques and kilims, their truly tiny island house — tucked into tall reedy grass and accessible only by boardwalk — is, in a word, essential, containing nothing more than what is absolutely necessary.
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But heed the title: What we get is no downer but a charming dramedy, with an oddball voice (you can almost hear that "Gonna" in Thomas's reedy Aussie accent) and a bittersweet undercurrent (that "Gonna" is also, notably, in the future tense).
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In some of the songs, like the opening "Darkness and Light," pulsing riffs, kinetic percussion, a wailing clarinet and the alluringly reedy sound of the sheng (a traditional Chinese instrument played here by Nie Yunlei) provided a kinetic backdrop to Ms. Gong's wide-ranging melodies.
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To be precise, it's 14 men to two women in the room tonight, and aside from a few Asian faces, the room is dominated by reedy white guys, which is a more or less accurate reflection of what's happening in computer science at most colleges right now.
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The conceits of Wolkoff's two previous series — Birds (2012), silhouettes of taxidermied birds collected by early 20th-century naturalist Elizabeth Dickens; and Deer Beds (2013), matted impressions in tall, reedy grass made by sleeping deer's bodies — both enhanced her adroit camera work through their poetic specificity.
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"Since taking office, the president has signed multiple spending bills that have included increases in funding for cancer research at the National Institutes of Health and National Cancer Institute — though the impact of those increases are not reflected in the data contained in this report," Reedy said.
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"Since taking office, the President has signed multiple spending bills that have included increases in funding for cancer research at the National Institutes of Health and National Cancer Institute -- though the impact of those increases are not reflected in the data contained in this report," Reedy said.
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New England Patriots player Bernard Reedy is currently prepping to make a run at the Vince Lombardi trophy on Sunday during Super Bowl LII, but regardless of the outcome, the wide receiver will be happily going back to his $11 an hour job in the weeks that follow.
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The BBC recording, made some time later the same year, included not only the National Anthem but also an endearing, if rather brash, rendition of the nursery rhyme 'Baa Baa Black Sheep' as well as a reedy and wooden performance of Glenn Miller's famous hit 'In the Mood'.
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If you listen to Lucas's slightly reedy voice, then listen to Rylance's affected voice, it sounds eerily like an impression, and it's not hard to see in Halliday's relationship to the OASIS the way Lucas came to see Star Wars as a bit of a cross to bear.
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Though his voice is less rounded and more reedy than when he was in his 50s, Mr. Bennett's performances on "The Silver Lining" stand up in comparison to those he made with the jazz pianist Bill Evans four decades ago, securing his status as a serious interpretive artist.
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The rich-toned mezzo-soprano Karen Cargill, as the all-knowing earth goddess Erda; the reedy tenor Gerhard Siegel, as Mime, mercilessly bullied by his brother Alberich; Adam Diegel and Michael Todd Simpson, as the gods Froh and Donner; Amanda Woodbury, Samantha Hankey and Tamara Mumford, as the three Rhinemaidens: All sang strongly.
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Reagon is androgynous-looking, a great monument of a woman with a shaved head and a fedora, and her voice, too, is somewhat androgynous, a reedy sound (medium-register, casual but insistent) that seems to come from a special, hidden place in her chest and hooks up with some rarely used conduit in your brain.
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And if you listen to him cover the 1920s country-blues classic "Corrine, Corrina" in a spare, haunting fashion, the clarity of his reading and the depth of his bare, reedy voice can be heard echoing through his last record, "Morning Phase," which was in the works on and off for nearly a decade.
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"Today, we've assembled a very impressive group of leaders from the private sector and are putting them to work here today to work on some of the country's biggest challenges that will make a very meaningful difference to a lot of its citizens," Mr. Kushner said, reading a statement, his voice reedy and echoing through the room.
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Their two voices blend beautifully, with his reedy Texas warble layering with her twangy Kentucky drawl, and the visual aspect is unbeatable: the Redheaded Stranger's braids have gone gray, the mountain girl's still arrayed in one of her trademark lacey confections, and there's a very real warmth in these old friends' faces as they trade lines, eyes sparking, voices rising in harmony.
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The track's built around four minutes of droney organ grooves, fluttering hand percussion, and the reedy voice of singer Alex Chavez, who offers a desperate, almost existential plea to be recognized in the song's chanted chorus: "Cuéntame en palabras que aún conozco / Mírame los ojos, háblame a el oído" ("Tell me in words that I, too, speak / look into my eyes, talk into my ear").
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It's here that Perk, playing against the kind of reedy little shooter who benefits most from being under the constant scope of modern NBA scouts, finally gets to live out the post-up dreams he's lusted after his whole career, his heft easily plowing the small bodies of guys who are designed more for spotting up as deep as possible, which only impresses the most retrograded basketball consumer.
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James E. Canales President and Trustee Barr Foundation Boston, MA Patricia E. Harris Chief Executive Officer Bloomberg Philanthropies New York, NY Phillip W. Henderson President Surdna Foundation New York, NY Diane Kaplan President and CEO Rasmuson Foundation Anchorage, AK Earl Lewis President The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation New York, NY Shawn D. McCaney Executive Director William Penn Foundation Philadelphia, PA Rip Rapson President and CEO The Kresge Foundation Troy, MI Jennifer Ford Reedy President The Bush Foundation St. Paul, MN Douglas Bitonti Stewart Executive Director Max M. and Marjorie S. Fisher Foundation Southfield, MI Darren Walker President Ford Foundation New York, NY Kate Wolford President The McKnight Foundation Minneapolis, MN
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