Word: fleetingness
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Since he believes that musicians develop sharp business brains through constant bargaining with orchestra leaders, managers, recording companies, etc., Lieberson has put musicians in charge of his chief divisions. He hired Mitch Miller to run the popular-record division "despite the whoopdedoo because he was an oboe player and wore...
Although she had seemingly accomplished her aim ("My job is to make a crack-through"). Therapist Chace knew full well that the effects of the session might be fleeting. But psychiatrists who have watched her strike some response in the minds of mental patients, are convinced of the value of...
He makes the top; he's a hit. Yet security is fleeting, even for an idol, and the saga ends with the sad refrain:
But it is the rare newspaper editor who turns down a news story because it came from television. While TV's day-to-day coverage of news is fleeting and its documentaries often ponderous, its Sunday interviews have found an important niche.
In Patate on Broadway, France and the U.S. succeeded in rubbing elbows with a spectacular avoidance of funnybones. Jokes congealed, situations evaporated; Tom Ewell, as Patate, gamely struggled and sank. Perhaps more things were involved than just differing national brands of humor: matters of language and production, the speed at...