-
director nor
players have
engaged audience sympathy. This sort of
amoral junketing needs immense verve and
charm if it is to succeed, but
though Peter Hall...
- trans.
Angus Davidson (1974)), "collection of
articles from 10 years'
junketing in Africa" Un'altra vita (1973) (Lady
Godiva and
other stories, trans...
-
alone did the
composer discard periwig and lace cuffs, and even here the
junketing,
though lively, was well-bred, and in the
closing moments there was a...
- The New York
Times called it "a
great success, the high
point of many
junketing French journalists' winters" and the
Financial Times wrote that its two...
- promising:
tricksy angles,
glossy decor and photography, smart-set drug
junketings that echo the last days of
Swinging London. What
develops is
perhaps even...
-
Woman is fond of
giving amorous side-glances, of
dress and ornaments, of
junketing and
garden trips. Ever
smiling gently, airy and ****, full of jest and...
-
Albanese Albo
Airbus Albo, due to his
perceived propensity for
overseas junketing. AnAl,
contracting first and last
names in the same
manner as "ScoMo"...
- the
paper ran the
headline "Madame Brussels'
Notorious Bawdy House: Her
Junketing Jezebels",
above drawings of her "flash" girls. A
wealthy grazier had...
-
musical instruments they
return home.
Young men and
women devote May-day to
junketing and picnics. It was a
custom at Penzance, and
probably at many
other Cornish...
- laid
their pipes, it
occurred to them that the
place was
suitable for
junketing. Once entertained, with
jovial magistrates and
public funds, the idea...
