This reminded one of Walden's associates to fetch her purse and remove a ziplock bag of chili peppers from her garden that she'd brought for Rodchenkov to cook with.
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This is where I met Lucinda, a recently retired woman with bright red hair and an open smile that, in combination, reminded one of The Facts of Life's Mrs. Garrett.
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Such conditions reminded one of us, an expert on parasitic and neglected tropical diseases who has worked extensively in poor countries, of conditions found across the developing world where these diseases flourish.
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A soundtrack droning away reminded one of the piped-in effects at the Watermill Center benefit in the Hamptons in August, for which Mr. West was announced as a headliner and then failed to show up.
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"When we first entered the gardens they reminded one of those magic grounds described in fairy tales; we marched from them upon the 240th October, leaving them a dreary waste of ruined nothings," wrote one British officer.
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At the age of 20 he was married. Kryst wrote that Drevchenko reminded one of his teacher - Hnat Honcharenko. He had a fidgety character and was given the name Drygavka (meaning "spinning top"). He travelled around considerably giving numerous performances.
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On July 7, 1881, a group of businessmen purchased several acres of land and formed the Brielle Land Association with the intention of building vacation homes. The quaint riverside charm of the area reminded one of the developers of another pastoral town on a river which he had visited, Brielle, in the Netherlands.Martin, Patti.
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VAN DER WAAL, Die boukuns van Johannesburg 1886-1940: van mynkamp tot metropolis, 183. The new building's design was in the Beaux Arts tradition and it reminded one of the station building in Pretoria – also a Herbert Baker design.The substance of ubiquity, Rand Water 1903-2003, Johann W.N. Tempelhoff, Kleio Publishers, Vanderbijlpark, 2003, 129. Citing G-M.
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The moving eyelids on a vast carved face of Poseidon reminded one of a doll's. "Rarely can so much meaningless and trivial graffiti have been scribbled over a great work of art". The casting prioritized famous names over Mozartian expertise. Ileana Cotrubaș, "inexplicably" popular on the other side of the Atlantic, had a "nondescript" voice and was "unmusical to boot".
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Pittsburgh is a neighborhood of Atlanta, Georgia, founded in 1883 as a black working-class suburb alongside the Pegram rail shops. It was named Pittsburgh because the industrial area reminded one of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and its famous steel mills. Pittsburgh is a working class and developing neighborhood, and as property values rise in Intown Atlanta neighborhoods, many see possibility that this trend will spread to Pittsburgh while bringing renewal for legacy residents.
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Passengers sat on seats which were a good distance from either axle. They reminded one of a Victorian era davenport (sofa).The Big Book of Car Culture: The Armchair Guide To Automotive Americana, Jim Hinckley and John G. Robinson, MotorBooks International, 2005, pg. 104. Because of the car's unibody construction, passengers rode within the frame of the car, not on top of the frame as they did with most other American makes.
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The yellow square is to be understood as a reminiscence of Kasimir Malevich. The Hanseatisches Oberlandesgericht decided in favor of Pusenkoff, since his processing had so alienated almost all core elements of Helmut Newton's photograph that there was hardly anything left that reminded one of Newton's work of art. The court went into detail about the differences in Newton's and Pusenkoff's works. The judges argued that Newton's metier is that of a photographer who primarily works with light.
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In the 1950 edition of Loha kutt, he resorted to drawing poetic and dramatic elements from J. M. Synge and Garcia Lorca. In subsequent works like Kanak di balli (English: Stalk of Wheat) in 1968 and Dhuni di agg (English: Fire in the Furnace) in 1977, these became his chief vehicles. For all the specificity of native locale, the former deflected as much towards Lorca's Blood Wedding as the latter reminded one of Yerma. In Mirza-Sahiban in 1976, customs and conventions came in for bitter censure.
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O'Connor's gravestone Eric Johns described O'Connor as > ... a frail little woman, with enormous eyes that reminded one of a hunted > animal. She could move one to tears with the greatest of ease, and just as > easily reduce an audience to helpless laughter in comedies of situation. She > was mistress of the art of making bricks without straw. She could take a > very small part, but out of the paltry lines at her disposal, create a real > flesh-and-blood creature, with a complete and credible life of its own.
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Born in Watford, Hertfordshire, Southgate began his career at Crystal Palace, playing initially at right-back and then in central midfield. He became captain and led the club to the 1993–94 First Division title. After the South London club's relegation from the Premier League, he moved to Aston Villa for a fee of £2.5 million, having made 152 appearances over four seasons. His nickname at Palace was 'Nord', given to him because his precise way of speaking reminded one of the coaches of Denis Norden's vocal delivery.
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An account of the vigil procession was made by Il Schifanoya, a native of the Italian duchy of Mantua who lived in London and regularly wrote accounts of events there to the Mantuan ambassador in Brussels and to the Castellan of Mantua.Brown and Bentink, preface: pp. viii-ix The procession on Thursday 12 January was on the Thames from Whitehall Palace to the Tower of London; the fleet of "ships, galleys, brigantines &c.; were prepared as sumptuously as possible" which Il Schifanoya thought "reminded one of Ascension Day in Venice".
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However, by 1921, he was bothered by the Gallicisms appearing in his son's spoken Russian language. Declaring that his son was becoming a foreigner, Aleksei moved the family to Berlin, which was then one of the main centers of the Russian diaspora. While there, he eventually began collaborating with Maxim Gorky on the Pro-Soviet journal Nakanune. Ilya Ehrenburg later recalled: > There was a place in Berlin that reminded one of Noah's Ark, where the clean > and unclean met peacefully; it was called the House of Arts and was just a > common German café where Russian writers gathered on Fridays.
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The apparition shares characteristics with vampires and with strigoi: she is believed to be drinking the blood of cattle and that of a young family member. The young man Egor becomes the object of Christina's desire, and is shown to have intercourse with her. Noting that the plot and setting reminded one of horror fiction works by the German author Hanns Heinz Ewers, and defending Domnişoara Christina in front of harsher criticism, Călinescu nonetheless argued that the "international environment" in which it took place was "upsetting". He also depicted the plot as focused on "major impurity", summarizing the story's references to necrophilia, menstrual fetish and ephebophilia.
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Also according to Prodan, Toma was described by the speaker as having "coated himself in Eminescu chlamyde robe", which he had "tightened to fit his own body". The address alarmed members of the cultural establishment: Traian Săvulescu, urged on by the official historians Mihail Roller and Constantin Daicoviciu, asked George Călinescu to explain himself (the latter subsequently reiterated Toma's merits as a poet).Boia, p.77, 79 Boia argued that other samples of Călinescu's address may have been evidence of "mockery", hidden among eulogistic arguments—while noting that these did little to shadow his role in promoting Toma as a major poet, and that his overall attitude reminded one of "doublethink" (a concept coined by George Orwell in his dystopian novel Nineteen Eighty-Four).
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According to Wisden in 1901, as a batsman Ollivierre "was particularly strong in cutting and playing to leg". J. N. Pentelow, a cricket writer, suggested in 1928 that "there was something about Ollivierre that reminded one of the great Ranji. He was a more heavily built man than the slim Ranji of the days when we were young; but his strokes and his movements had real grace." A correspondent in the Observer in 1931 remembered Ollivierre as a "great batsman", while Neville Cardus, writing in 1920, named Ollivierre among a list of top-quality batsmen who did not do themselves justice at the highest level: "Geniuses who have just lost their way ...every one of them in possession of an excellent enough record in county cricket, but every one of them really intended by nature to wear the most precious laurels the greatest of games has to offer".
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Her wailing reminded one of incantation, a ritual of mourning; and her character's deep grieving arose not so much from the believability of circumstances or from the words she spoke, but from some doomed spirit of loss that was at once pathetic and moving. Brink Scholtz's rehearsal of Nina was based on images from Alice in Wonderland, and the expressions and postures of "Victorian maidens in distress," said de Wet, who appreciated that the clichés of popular culture could, in a peculiar way, evoke identification and resonances. As de Wet wrote in the programme: ON THE LAKE is an exploration ... of non-literary forms of public entertainment which transcends the narrow confines of realism ... the magic of the pantomime, the vaudeville, the tragic clown, and the poignant mystery of the marionette who wipes away the tear while holding the handkerchief just a little away from its face. Puppetry and the clown figure, closely relating to the grotesque, featured prominently in Meyerhold's theatre – and, as de Wet's research showed, Chekhov was extremely sympathetic to Meyerhold's approach.
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He was second highest scorer in the tournament behind India's Tanmay Srivastava.ICC Under-19 World Cup 2007/08 – Leading Runscorers, CricketArchive, Retrieved on 31 December 2008 Cricket writer George Binoy wrote: "the way he took a step down to the fast bowlers and lofted them straight reminded one of Chris Gayle".The ones to watch, Cricinfo, Retrieved on 31 December 2008 Powell finished the 2007–08 season by making his first-class debut for the Leeward Islands against Combined Campuses and Colleges in March 2008, he scored 85 in the first innings and 99 in the second, in the process winning the Man of the match award.Leeward Islands v Combined Campuses and Colleges, Carib Beer Cup 2007/08, CricketArchive, Retrieved on 31 December 2008 Powell was a regular for the Leeward Islands in the 2008–09 WICB Cup, playing in all five group matches he scored 79 runs at 15.80.WICB Cup 2008/09 – Leeward Islands Batting Averages, CricketArchive, Retrieved on 31 December 2008 In July 2009 the West Indies players were in a dispute with the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), so an understrength team took to the field.
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