Word: trickyness
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Till then, Suliotis' performance had been uneven: ravishing in some spots, somewhat ravaging in others. As the second act got under way, her vocal lines became tangled with Soprano Nancy Tatum's in a tricky cabaletta, Si, fino all'ore, estreme; she reached for a high C...
The director, Jack Clayton, treats their excesses straightforwardly. No tricky angles or fancy pans. His cast--Dirk Bogarde and a flock of children--is impeccable. The only mistake is the music, which sounds like a grown-up reminiscing about a sweet sad thing. The harshness of silence would have been...
While racketeers have long been siphoning surplus income into legitimate business, such investments are as tricky to pin down as the boojum. Last week the Chicago Crime Commission published some results of its investigation in a directory that might be called Hood's Who. The pamphlet not only lists...
A particular favorite of Gomez' is heading the ball over the goalie's outstretched arms from 15 feet, but he also has a tricky little shot where he flicks the ball in with the ouside of his left foot while running at full speed.
Gatto carried the ball 26 times for 80 yards in the game that kept Harvard in a three-way tie for first with Dartmouth and Yale. He also completed two passes including a 41-yarder to Will Stargel on a tricky fake inside reverse that gave the Crimson their first...