Sentences with phrase «bradshaw described»
The Jonathan Glazer - directed marauding alien film starring Scarlett Johansson was Guardian critics» number one pick of the year; Peter Bradshaw described it as «gasp - inducing: hilarious, disturbing, audacious».
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In a five - star Guardian review Peter Bradshaw described the film as «relentlessly funny — vicious and delicious».
«A total f.... ing shambles» was how the former Culture Secretary Ben Bradshaw described Monday's Parliamentary Labour Party meeting.
Released last moth, the Lego Batman Movie proved popular with both the public and critics, with Guardian critic Peter Bradshaw describing it as relentlessly, consistently funny.
National expert in bullying prevention Dr. Catherine Bradshaw describes common pitfalls to avoid.
Bradshaw describes this behavior as «probably the clearest way cats show their affection for us.»
Not exact matches
It admits improvements are being made, noting that the first nine months of 2007 saw an increase from 47 per cent to 50 per cent, but describes the ten per cent «buffer zone» announced by health minister Ben Bradshaw as simply a means of lowering the target for this December.
Bradshaw, the MP for Exeter, tweeted his thanks to Ali for what he described as an «incredibly selfless decision».
I often describe my style as a modern day Carrie Bradshaw.
Bradshaw rock paintings, Bradshaw rock art, Bradshaw figures or The Bradshaws, are terms used to describe one of the two major regional traditions of rock
Upon its initial release, it was described by The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw as «a tremendously stylish, intelligent retelling of western myth.»
A more productive goal may be to develop teachers into «technology integrationists,» a term I used in this paper to describe teachers possessing the unique ability to understand, consider, and choose to use technologies only when they uniquely enhance the curriculum, instruction, and students» learning — a position that empowers appropriate technology decision - making in schools (Bradshaw, 2002a).