Word: partnering
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...rules clear. No, not those ground rules. Get your mind out of the gutter. This is a family column. All I mean is that every movie viewer is used to behaving in certain ways at the theater, and those ways may not necessarily be appreciated by one's viewing partner. For example, do you talk during the movie? Your partner may feel that jokes and gossip are sacreligious to the cinematic ritual. Do you stay for the credits? Your partner may not care appreciably who the second unit assistant director is. Do you eat and drink during the movie? Your...
Roiter and her doubles partner, sophomore transfer Rona Mayer, placed third in the first doubles draw, winning their consolation match...
...doubles matches showed us that some of our combinations may not be the right ones," Granat said. Granat and partner Such lost their first round match in the second doubles flight...
...their personal life as well. The brothers were itching to run for office in the 1980s but were counseled by their parents to, in effect, make something of themselves before running. They complied. George W. made his first million in the oil business and in 1989 became managing partner of the Texas Rangers; Jeb made his first million in real estate and recently became a partner in the Jacksonville Jaguars, a new N.F.L. franchise. Though they come from a family of certified New England blue bloods, they are Texas boys by upbringing and have few lingering ties to the snobby...
Very simply, Mickey, played hauntingly by Woody Harrelson, begins the spree by freeing his lover from her abusive parents. Juliette Lewis plays the high-pitched, writhing partner and bonded-by-blood lover, Mallory. The two of them kill masses of people but always leave one survivor to attest that Mickey and Mallory Knox were the perpetrators. When are tabloid press gets wind of them, their intention to secure their 15 minutes of fame seem to have come to fruition. To tell more would be to give away the rest of the film, but suffice it to say the substance...