WHEN people talk
admiringly of Georgian England they usually mean beautiful houses in elegant Bath.
That lawsuit typifies the "civil rights" vision expressed by Gilbert Casellas, the first Clinton-era chairman of the EEOC, who
admiringly spoke of the IRS's ability to terrorize taxpayers with a phone call.
Gwyn is beautiful and into boys, sex, and the wild side while Dimple looks on
admiringly.
They didn't have preconceived notions about what art should be," Benes says
admiringly.
Stone's films, Hamburg writes
admiringly, "come from one man's vision.
KEVIN KEEGAN's World Cup dream was rudely interrupted by a split- second of German opportunism, but he will watch on
admiringly as Paulo Wanchope makes the trek east with Costa Rica.
As the Greek philosopher Aristides (arr-uh-STEYE-DEEZ) said
admiringly of Rome, "The whole civilized world lays down the arms [weapons] which were its ancient burden .
10 approvingly, and write
admiringly of Madison, Washington, Jefferson, Hamilton, and Lincoln.
One longtime woman friend
admiringly shared that Laura likes to relax by taking books off shelves and Cloroxing the cabinets.
The opening ceremonies had been spectacular, the games were going well, and the world watched
admiringly.
Although Bernardino knew and was discussed
admiringly by a number of humanists, his sermon content and the "everyday world, interior and exterior, of the masses of citizenry was conducted pretty much along the lines that had been long drawn in the medieval past" (Mormando, 233).
As one contemporary French observer remarked
admiringly, "women produce metal parts as they do sweaters.
These "public" saints serve as role models, to use a fashionable term, who are invaluable for us even though they stand as mountains that we can never ascend, only gaze at
admiringly.
His great contributions in founding a new tradition of Hindi prose were recognized even in his short lifetime, and he was
admiringly called Bharatendu ("Moon of India").
Before the opening of MacCormac Jamieson Prichard's new Garden Quadrangle, St John's most recent addition was Arup Associates' 1976 residences -- later
admiringly described by Richard MacCormac as 'architecture like cabinet work with the glazing contained within the masonry structure'.
