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That much-eaten myopia seems to strggest that societal benefit, responsibility or blame can only result from direct individual involvement. If that is indeed what was intended by those who professed to "bear no blame" then they should expand the argument beyond affirmative action and political turf...
...that may have happened to her little brother, Chicken Soup (Steve Gutwillig), who tags along after her by parental edict. One hanger-on is named Alligator (Valerie Gilbert)--she's the one who sings the alphabet solo, which starts. "Alligators All Around." Another is Pierre--the Pierre who gets eaten by a lion in another Sendak book. Rosie's brother is named Chicken Soup merely so that--in the evening's most outrageous nonsequitor--the final, curtain-dropping dance number can be set to the lyrics of Chicken Soup With Rice, arguably Sendak's most vacuous work...
...children of these people that this ethic was not working very well their parents seemed to have gone without satisfactions in marriage, in work, in leisure all their lives with little to show for it. They were too old to enjoy life or had found their savings eaten away by in flatiron. And they hadn't had any fun. Their children were going to see to it that that did not happen to them. They were not going to stay stuck in unhappy marriages or boring jobs. They had moved on to a third stage "ethic of self-actualization...
...case. The intelligence officer's .357 Magnum revolver was found 15 ft. from his body, ruling out the possibility of suicide. And even though three shots had been fired from the gun, no bullet was found in Nut's body. An autopsy revealed that he had eaten a hearty meal at least three hours before his death, but a search of local restaurants and cafes turned up no clues of his whereabouts on the night of the murder...
...late 1940s, the club was verging on financial failure and its facilities were rapidly deteriorating. "One day we went into an unused squash court and there was $25,000 worth of stuffed animals' heads lying in there all moth-eaten. The club had bought them in good times and then couldn't afford to maintain them." Mittell, then-director of the club, explains...