He never walked away, and by the next day he would have found something to fasten on, he'd go back to ( pitching coach ) Mel Stottlemyre and come back with something else.
22.
Wowed by Lucy's hidden world and fascinated by her images, Syd fastens on the idea of drawing Lucy out of seclusion and putting her in touch with Frame's editors ( among them David Thornton ).
23.
Historian William Henry Scott characterizes the treaty as " . . . actually the terms of an unconditional surrender . . . . a kind of prototype of the unequal treaties which western nations were to fasten on Oriental peoples for the next three centuries ."
24.
It's captivating precisely because it refuses to be insistent as it fastens on the collision between Leelee Sobieski's Los Angeles goth Barbie and Albert Brooks's alienated, armored haberdashery salesman who, in coaxing her out of her shell of anger, confusion, and self-pity, liberates himself a bit, too.
25.
Scorsese's camera, augmented by one of Philip Glass's most hypnotic scores, fastens on the richly detailed ritualistic life of the community, but never becomes so seduced by the textures and colors that it neglects its job of genuflecting to that most difficult of qualities to capture on camera _ interiority.
26.
Wade Randlett, the hyperactive entrepreneur whom Miles fastens on as her central focus, takes the reader on a quick spin, not only in his cars ( starting with an Audi coupe and ending up in a gold Jaguar ), but more particularly in his effort to join, and change, national politics.
27.
Similarly, the pieces on " Heigh-Ho ! " fasten on a stylistic tic of a particular composer : the opening of a famous Chopin prelude for " With a Smile and a Song, " or the pizzicatos from a Johann Strauss polka for " Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf ?"
28.
You fasten on your earrings, your pearls and sing along with Jollimore, Smith and lead vocalist Bob McBride : " We'll fly the East, fly the West / There's no place we can't call our own / We'll fly the North, fly the South / This planet will be-come our home ."
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:" . . . a floating charge is ambulatory and shifting in nature, hovering over and so to speak floating with the property which it is intended to affect until some event occurs or some act is done which causes it to settle and fasten on the subject of the charge within its reach and grasp ."
30.
From the bench at the US District Court in Brooklyn his eyes fasten on the eager and proud faces of ordinary people joining a special people and, beyond them on the back wall, on oil murals retrieved from the dining hall at Ellis Island, pictures of Americans in factories and farms doing the back-breaking work of making a country.
