She spent much of 1958 at the London Palladium, undertaking 380 performances of the revue " Large as Life ", alongside Terry-Thomas, Eric Sykes and Harry Secombe.
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But out of the mists of battle, President Bill Clinton emerges, still in office, as large as life and twice as boisterous, with two years of his presidency left to run.
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One of the most impressive is a complex model, 2 million times as large as life and some six feet high, of a human T-cell, a component of the immune system.
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Neither compares to the real thing, not when the real thing is a dinosaur's skeleton large as life and twice as ugly and brandishing a tail that could knock down a brownstone or two.
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I'd like to add an external link to the German entry " Augenmusik . " http : / / de . wikipedia . org / wiki / Augenmusik Here it is, large as life.
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The whole of this design is as large as life, and was executed by order of Tippoo Sultaun, who frequently amused himself with a sight of this emblematic triumph of the Khoodadaud, over the English, Sircar.
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In 1798, Matthew Pilkington noted a painting in the Certosa di San Martino in Naples " by Caravaggio, representing the Denial of St . Peter, with figures at half-length and as large as life ".
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Mix's collection " consisted of wax figures as large as life, paintings, beasts, birds, fishes, serpents and reptiles, Indian and Chinese curiosities and 20, 000 different species of insects preserved in glass cases.
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Dressed in black spandex with a pink-sequinned cape, black mask and rainbow symbol, the country's latest colorful folk hero stepped out of an underground gay comic book and appeared as large as life in the capital last week.
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In 1959 Terry-Thomas published his first autobiography, " Filling the Gap ", named after his spot in " Large as Life "; he explained that " everything that has been printed about me is lies.
