In each sheet of Nilsson's diptych, bevies of carpenters (varying from oversized to diminutive) are working on a house frame.
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Joe was a community-building guy — serving his town, organizing events like fishing derbies for bevies of kids, radiating infectious and neighborly joy.
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Unfortunately this offer is not suitable for literal tea-spilling as it only applies to blended beverages and excludes brewed coffee, tea and, ready-to-drink bevies.
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That could lead to live showrunners implementing new pre-event surveillance sweeps, hiring bevies of new off-duty undercover police officers, and possibly taking over entire hotel floors.
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"They all want a piece of that Oval Office, they want a piece of the West Wing," Trump said in March amid one of the unending bevies of stories about chaos and dissension in the West Wing.
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And so modest that when he did a turn, or several, at the Windmill in Soho, among bevies of beauties wearing nothing but a bunch of grapes (who's a lucky boy, then?), he never once lost his cool.
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For those who live in the port city's expansive seaside suburbs, there are further compensations: big houses with poolside bars, bevies of servants and, behind high walls and security guards, night spots as fancy as any in Dubai or Mumbai.
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His parties were known for rivers of champagne, bevies of women, international celebrities and endless personal attention from the host, known to his many friends as A. K. "For A. K., there were no laws, no skies, no limits," said one of his frequent guests, Prince Alfonso Hohenlohe-Langenburg of Spain.
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For the next decade Prince would be the pop demigod the world mourns today, a prolific, hard-touring, reclusive cash machine who spent every spare minute laying down tracks in his Paisley Park compound—when he wasn't dreaming up movie concepts or bringing the gift of orgasm to bevies of darling Nikkis in his erotic city.
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My corn has shot into ears as big as Barbary doves and you tore > them away. You took the fruits out of my orchard by the cartload and gone > you were with them. You placed your nib with its tens of thousands of > nostrils on the cliffs of my water sources and you quaffed them from their > depths and you drained them. Morass and slobber is what you leave behind in > the mountains and yellow drought in the flatlands—and out of all the birds > with singing tongues you leave me with bevies of rooks.
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This purpose of a "hive world" like Necromunda, is to be a manufacturing centre to provide equipment for the boundless legions of the Imperial Guard and Space Marines, as well as lay down new hulls for the Imperial Navy. The hive cities produce billions of tons of manufactured goods daily. In return for these services the hives are described as being supplied with billions of tons of food and raw ore every day, serviced by bevies of ships that make commutes between the hive world and neighbouring planets that are mining or agricultural worlds.
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Lowell went to Norwich University in Vermont and in 18 months took a bachelors, summa cum laude, in Foreign Languages (German and Russian), while continuing to work for Army Aviation on the q.t. in his spare time. General Bellmon (who regarded Operation Bootstrap as idiotic) recounted the story of going to visit Craig in Vermont to buck him up, and finding him on the ski slopes dressed in the height of European skiing fashion, surrounded by bevies of admiring snow bunnies.Griffin, W.E.B. The Brotherhood of War: The Aviators (New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons), 1988.
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