Word: watching
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Scoring first for Harvard, Green and Clark closed out their match and pulled up a couple of chairs to watch the remaining sets. Alas, their work was in vain...
...that at 8:45 p.m. he had been drinking and lying on the grass with three friends in Danehy Park. Two of his friends were intoxicated when two juvenile males approached them and sprayed all four with mace. The juveniles also asked, "where is the money?" They took a watch worth $250. Two of the victims were transported...
...Japan." Impact is everything. It's at moments like these that one sees another side of Brandy, a shrewdly ambitious side. She may lack the blunt careerist lust of, say, Celine Dion, but her gaze is just as focused on global stardom. TV movies are just an initial step. Watch out, Tokyo...
...Irony," Andersen writes at one point, "is now embedded in the language, ubiquitous and invisible." He's right, of course, and his own ironic take sometimes makes him seem so arch you could almost drive through him. But it is nonetheless a joy to watch him at work, ricocheting off everything putrid and tinny in our culture. Whatever you call the thing after postmodern, Turn of the Century is it--something post-postmodern, a commentary on commentary. That may not make much of a novel, but it sure is fun to read...
...same time, Elsa manages to fall in love and she signs her property over to her lover. Without betraying the twists of plot that make this film such a pleasure to watch, I only mention in passing that her lover plans to give her up to the Gestapo so he can walk away with her fortune scot free. Her ultimate fate--and the resolution of the film--lies in the hands of the Englishwomen for whom she is both benefactor and object of snobbery...