Sentences with phrase «callow squit»

Callow says Cozy is at the forefront of the movement to provide a fuller renter profile that will stick across multiple moves for a renter.

Todd Callow — rentals program leader for Move Inc., the operator of realtor.com ®, which helps to match landlords and renters — says its filtering tool for landlords can be individualized by users.

«It is up to each individual [real estate professional] to compare the features and determine which of the services offers the best fit for their needs,» Callow says.

When I was a callow university lad, experimenting with long hair, paisley bell bottoms and the occasional herb — mostly malted barley — I did a senior level English lit thesis on the role of the clown or fool in Shakespeare.

Lorraine Callow; Jane Cameron; Don Cameron; Elissa Campbell; John Carney; Bren Carruthers; Stacy Carter; Janice Catherall; Jonathan Champ; Megan Chapman; Simon Chapman; Rick Chen; Richard Chirgwin; Nicholas Chu; Curtis Cifuentes; Julian Cleary; Mikaella Clements; Monica Clements; Nicole Cloonan; Nicholas Coghlan; Karen Coombs; David Corbet; Kulja Coulston; Colin Cowell; Alan Crabbe; Anthony Cran; Gemma Crawford; Dan Crawford; George Crisp.

It's disheartening and depressing to think that patrons can be so destructive of books or steal them for any reason, callow or otherwise.

The brush with the (quasi) criminal system — my first since being put in the slammer for parking tickets way back when I was a callow scofflaw — was interesting, if only because there was a steady parade of semi-sheepish drivers from all walks of life passing through the same system on that day.

A neat, but callow, trick.

From the incisive Henry Drummond and the droll Mr. Lincoln to the callow Danny Kaffee and the regal Atticus Finch, lawyers have provided some of Hollywood's most memorable cinematic heroes and some of its most honorable and thoughtful films.

1] Roger Callow is a litigant possessed of seemingly inexhaustible stamina.

Having been rebuked by the courts and tribunals of British Columbia, the Federal Court of Canada and the Supreme Court of Canada, Mr. Callow has now taken aim at Ontario.

As a result, Mr. Callow's litigation must be stopped.

The authority of expert consensus obviously strengthens as the quality of expertise improves, which is why it's quite sensible, as matter of science - based policy - making, to wait for a callow science to improve before taking grand measures on the basis of its predictions.

Sprinklers were retrofitted in a similar tower at Callow Mount in Sheffield two years ago at a cost of # 1,100 per flat.

The unravelling of the CAGW scam reveals that they were credulous, callow, and many other things it is not in a politician's interests to appear to be.

In those cases, the pop influence is clearer but also renders the works either slightly callow or niche, as far as his practice goes.

«All forms are political, therefore, and all politics become form; this open - ended proposition would be callow sloganeering were it not for its allusion to a symbolic community of speakers and listeners — an imaginary selection of subjects called forth to materialize, in their own languages, the proximities and distances between and within complex geopolitical configurations.»

Its callow mob scene was considered antithetical to the monastic atmosphere previously used as a setting for contemporary art.

«6 divorces» «vouyeurism» «unintentional» «pachta» «callow war stories» «one year in two hours» «leaving green room» «few days to blossom» Robert Proch has remained busy in his studio working on a set of new work.

Such callow connoisseurship is a bit like preferring one's fruit unripe and undersized - especially today, as the twice - annual shopping raids on art schools from Yale to Goldsmiths bring in dwindling returns.

The problem isn't that it's hideous and callow.

Introducing En, a callow space traveller who, after a century in stasis, arrives at her destination: A Palace born of legend, a marvel of an ancient civilisation eons gone, still awaiting its first human occupants.

Filed Under: Animal control, Breeding, Dog attacks, Dogs, Dogs & Cats, Feature Home Bottom, Laws & politics, Shelters, USA Tagged With: Darlene Napora, David Carvo, Eddie Gefroh, Gloria Echeverria, Herman Miller, Joanne Sanchez, Keith Callow, Mark Felker, Merritt Clifton, Sherry Appleton, Walter Feser

During his callow youth, he was also an analyst for Morningstar.

A biomedical thriller by Pamela Callow, called Damaged, is a first book in the bestselling Kate Lange thriller series that has been loved by over a quarter of a million readers.

They read because they believe despite the callow protestations of certain adults that books - especially the dark and dangerous ones - will save them.

Watching Deresiewicz grow from a callow young man to a thoughtful adult, and finally to a loving husband, is a journey worth taking.

I no longer had the excuse of callow youth, and I could not yet claim the eccentricities of age.

They had been in Callow Street, London selling cars made by Singer under the company name â $ œBamford & Martin.â $ After Martin raced cars at Aston Hill, the pair decided to start making their own cars.

Pocket rockets like the GTI have a reputation of being cars for callow young men, and indeed we have a few of those on our staff.

She was joined by the candidates on the primary election ballot for Park City School Board Precinct 2, Catherine Callow - Heusser, Peter Yogman and Andrew Caplan.

Simon Callow discusses his book, Charles Dickens and the Great Theatre of the World, that marks the bicentenary of Dickens» birth and offers an insight into life drive as much by performance and showmanship as by literary endeavour.

Co-starring Gillian Anderson, Michael Gambon and Simon Callow.

The biggest name actors in this are Simon Callow (Gerald in Four Weddings and a Funeral), Roy Dotrice (the coach in The Cutting Edge) and Jeffrey Jones (Mr. Rooney in Ferris Bueller).

More than twenty years later, director Jim McBride and co-writer L.M. Kit Carson relocated the story from Paris to Los Angeles and swapped the nationalities of the characters: the two - bit thief is now a callow American (Richard Gere) who loves Jerry Lee Lewis and «The Silver Surfer» comic book and the girl (Valérie Kaprisky) a French exchange student at USC.

Cast: Jim Carrey, Ian McNeice, Simon Callow, Maynard Eziashi, Bob Gunton, Sophie Okonedo, Tommy Davidson, Adewale Director: Steve Oedekerk Screenplay: Steve Oedekerk Review published December 18, 2006

A callow college grad (Callum Turner) romances an older woman (Kate Beckinsale) who happens to be dating his father (Pierce Brosnan), all while a gruff poet (Jeff Bridges) dispenses advice to the lovelorn young man.

(As a group, her court is played by an all - star lineup of Eddie Izzard, Tim Pigott - Smith, Simon Callow, Olivia Williams, Michael Gambon, and Paul Higgins — whose brogue is unmistakable to any fan of his role as Jamie in The Thick of It and In the Loop.)

Cast: Dan Stevens, Christopher Plummer, Jonathan Pryce, Simon Callow, Donald Sumpter, Miriam Margoyles, Morfydd Clark, Justin Edwards, Ian McNeice, Bill Paterson, Anna Murphy.

Though it spends aeons on protracted backstory scenes introducing the callow quartet who will ultimately become the Fantastic Four — geeky genius Reed Richards (Whiplash «s Miles Teller), his childhood pal Ben Grimm (Billy Elliot «s Jamie Bell), teen rebel Johnny Storm (Chronicle «s Michael B. Jordan) and his more focused sister Sue Storm (House Of Cards «Kate Mara)-- it fails to make them engaging.

So I will leave you «smarter» folk to your convoluted, slow, dull, drab, ashen, lifeless, comedies and I will have my esoteric, callow, misconstrued offerings.

The heavy corsetry and thick, wide linens of British costume dramas have been her area of expertise, including her Oscar - winning work for 1986's A Room with a View, starring a young Maggie Smith, Helena Bonham Carter, and Simon Callow, and her other nominated films including The King's Speech and Gosford Park.

Carol, swooping in with an almost predatory air of sexual allure, and the kind of sophistication that would be irresistible to a callow, curious younger woman, leaves her gloves.

The only survivors are a seriously wounded Cypher, callow Kitai and — strongly hinted — the ursa they just happened to be transporting for training purposes.

Callow youths may learn something from it that could change their lives even if they are lucky enough to have several decades ahead of them.

From his callow teen jerk in The Squid and the Whale to his implacable Zuckerbot in The Social Network, there's long been a dickish undercurrent to Eisenberg's performances.

Assistant director Terry Sanders, film critic F. X. Feeney, archivist Robert Gitt and author Preston Neal Jones are gathered to provide commentary and the disc offers the original 40 - minute documentary «The Making of Night of the Hunter,» a video interview with Laughton biographer Simon Callow, an archival interview with cinematographer Stanley Cortez, a 15 - minute episode of the BBC show Moving Pictures about the film and a clip from The Ed Sullivan Show with Shelly Winters and Peter Graves performing a scene that was cut from the film among the wealth of supplements.

Aside from fellow veterans Chris Cooper and Martindale, every actor here ends up getting schooled, coming off callow and inauthentic.

Filed Under: Movies, Reviews, Robert Kojder Tagged With: Annette Badland, Bharat Nalluri, Bill Paterson, Christopher Plummer, Cosimo Fusco, Dan Stevens, Donald Sumpter, Ger Ryan, Ian McNeice, Jonathan Pryce, Justin Edwards, Miles Jupp, Miriam Margolyes, Morfydd Clark, Simon Callow, Valeria Bandino

His observations so accurately echo the callow commentary of so many «react» videos that you almost forget this is a parody.