Word: depth
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...when Houston bureau chief Richard Woodbury approached Perot to arrange the in-depth interview that appears in this issue, the first thing Woodbury got was an earful. "Perot is a quirky, prickly guy," says Woodbury. "We defended our reporting, but he wouldn't stop complaining. He really held our hands to the fire." It took a series of extended phone calls, a formal letter and a long phone conversation with managing editor Henry Muller before TIME finally got its foot in the door...
...physical style for which it was written. Most modern musicals flow cinematically from scene to scene. Backdrops are rare. Scenes are often sculpted by bursts of white light on actors amid a black, empty space. Back in 1950, shows were written for scenes alternating between full stage depth and a shallow space in front of a curtain while sets were being moved behind. Zaks thinks the appeal of the storytelling is eternal and views his choice to stage the show as a period piece as merely aesthetic. But producer Landesman says, "If you wrote Guys and Dolls now, people would...
This team was not expected to make it this far: it lacked experience, and it lacked depth...
Marti Leimbach's new novel, Sun Dial Street, explores the depth and permanence of this filial "tattoo" and weaves it into the fabric of her witty and sensitive novel with literary innovation. After penning Dying Young, which won her critical acclaim, Leimbach creates an equally bittersweet story that sparks the reader's imagination with its details and elicits a sense of identification with its down-to-earth depiction of events...
...real advantage is our depth," Harvard Assistant Coach Greg Russell said. "Their top two players are very good, but their line-up tapers off quickly in strength. All our players are very competitive...