Renaissance. It was Van Vechten who squired Blanche to uptown jazz clubs, introducing
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He went to parties, squired beautiful women and avoided a boring life at all costs.
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They squired the girls around town and took them to a karaoke bar, where their drinks were spiked.
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A photo showed Mr. Tomassi as he squired the actors Ursula Andress and Jean-Paul Belmondo around Rome.
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We're told Artem flew out to L.A. Monday on his day off and squired Nikki to Wally's in Bev Hills.
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Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon are official ... so Nick proclaimed Thursday night as he squired her out of a fancy restaurant.
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Mariah Carey went retro for her big Halloween bash ... she was squired by her ex and left her fiance at home.
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Ned likely renamed the baby after his mentor Jon Arryn, who both Ned and Robert squired for in the Vale growing up.
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In that role, he squired a few network shows and had a critically acclaimed hit with "Six Feet Under," Alan Ball's darkly comic funeral-home series.
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When Udall squired Frost around the arboretum-like grounds that afternoon, they discussed how Thoreau animated the Yosemite campaign (through Muir) and Cape Cod (through Beston).
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"My wife doesn't write, thank God," Joe airily assures the Swedes when they arrive; while he is squired around, Joan is offered shopping trips and beauty treatments.
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The N.B.A. player Dahntay Jones, a guard most recently with the Cavaliers, and his pregnant wife, Valeisha, were being squired around by a black-clad attendant offering assistance.
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His government also jails activists and decimates Yemen with a war, but it was only a few months ago that he was squired around Google headquarters by Sergey Brin.
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JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS It had been a long day covering Mr. Trump as he squired Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan around Mar-a-Lago, his Palm Beach, Fla.
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During several days of testing, I squired the Aviator around LA. In Venice, we stopped at Frank Gehry's famous "Binoculars Building," with the iconic Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen sculpture outside.
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As Yoselyn Ortega, 50, squired the girls to ballet and art classes, she blended into the happy Krim household, trotting out photos of the kids to show friends as if they were her own.
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His eager fans were squired around the room for about half an hour until they had their less than 15 seconds with Don Jr., who runs the Trump Organization in New York City with his brother Eric Trump.
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Leon E. Panetta, who had the job under President Bill Clinton, said that the Clintons squired him to Camp David to work on him to leave his job as the director of the Office of Management and Budget.
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Young Donald took on a newspaper route to learn the value of money, but this was not "Leave It to Beaver": On rainy days, Donald avoided getting wet by delivering papers while being squired around in the family Cadillac.
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"They were pretty girls who liked getting photographed," said Lizzie Grubman, the publicist, who sometimes squired them around and said she couldn't now remember whether she was paid to do publicity for the sisters or simply helped them out.
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But before that, it was off to the Cloisters, the faux-Medieval pile near the northern tip of Manhattan, where the Metropolitan Museum of Art displays much of its Medieval European art collection and Bulgari squired guests for a private dinner for 200 in an outside courtyard.
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That is likely to mean that the property — along with Trump golf courses nearby in Jupiter and West Palm Beach, where the president squired Mr. Abe on Saturday, along with the professional golfer Ernie Els — will draw increased attention and prominence, with all the potential for additional profit that brings.
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In a sense, Priebus, who squired his future wife to a local G.O.P. banquet on their first date, was the purest form of "political hack" that Trump would rail against as he bulldozed the G.O.P. For his efforts during the campaign, Priebus gained the respect and gratitude of Trump loyalists — especially the fiercest loyalist, Donald J. Trump himself.
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The tour squired us through Cuba's past: the Eternal Torch of Brigade 2506 monument, a memorial to those who died during the failed Bay of Pigs invasion in 1961; a bust of the Cuban poet and journalist José Martí; and a monument to the great Cuban war general Antonio Maceo Grajales (El Titan de Bronce, or Bronze Titan), among others.
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The episode that aired on August 27, 2013, squired 632,000 total viewers, which is +5% over the season's record breaking premiere. Additionally, this marked the Style Network's most-watched telecast to date for 2013.
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Azienda Nazionale Idrogenazione Combustibili (ANIC) was an Italian chemical company, established during the Fascist regime with the objective of obtaining synthetic gasoline by hydrogenation of brown coal. It was set up in 1936 by state-owned Agip and Montecatini as a joint venture. In 1953, it was squired by Eni.
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A church was recorded on the site by 1155 when it was squired by the Augustinians of Taunton Priory. The tower of All Saints Church in Bank Square survives from the 15th century building, however the rest of the church was extensively restored between 1853 and 1855 when it was largely rebuilt by Edward Ashworth. In 2012 the BBC Radio programme Any Questions? was broadcast from the church.
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After their daughter Pamela is born, Gertrude is angered when Roper takes the baby on a pub crawl, and leaves him. A subsequent courtship with Sir Anthony Spencer, an English nobleman, polishes Gertie's rough edges and transforms her into a lady. Caught at a chic supper club when she is supposed to be on a sick day, she is fired from the Charlot Revue. Squired by Spencer, she becomes a 'society darling'.
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Munirka is now an urban village in South West Delhi, located near Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) and Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IIT Delhi) Campuses. Originally it was a jat village of Rathi, Tokas & Dahiya Gotra. Munirka villager's land was squired by the government. Its neighborhood consists of JNU campus on the south, Vasant vihar on North-West, RK Puram on the northern side and IIT campus and Ber sarai on south-eastern front.
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Town built a stadium on the ground they squired after leaving Borough Park in 1956 and won the RFL Championship whilst playing there. The record attendance at Derwent Park was set in 1965 when 17,741 spectators turned up for a third round Challenge Cup match against Wigan. The football pitch at Derwent Park is surrounded by a motorcycle speedway track. The modern Workington side play at a far lower level than their 1950s equivalent.
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The second son of Caramon and Tika Majere, Sturm was named after Sturm Brightblade. Like his older brother Tanin, he had wanted to become a knight since his youth, and joined Tanin in applying to the Knighthood. Sturm was squired and knighted almost at the same time as Tanin, and the siblings traveled together with their youngest brother, Palin Majere. Sturm died just before the outbreak of the Chaos War, when the Dark Knights of Takhisis assaulted Kalaman.
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Additionally, Jones circulated a Spanish language petition for creation of the new territory from the newly squired land. The future "Father of Arizona" later claimed that this petition was the first document he ever saw that used the name "Arizona". After years of petitions without any results, Jones became a proponent of Southern secession in February 1861. He hoped that the Confederate Congress would create the new territory that the U.S. Congress had so far declined to create.
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Glackens' working method included making numbers of sketches which focused on separate elements of the composition. Chez Mouquin, in the collection of the Art Institute of Chicago, is arguably Glackens’s most celebrated painting. It is set in the well-known Sixth Avenue restaurant regularly visited by Glackens and many of his associates. This lush painting portrays a robust, red-tied James B. Moore, restaurateur and middle- aged bon vivant, at a table with one of the many young women he squired about town.
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Antonio Franconi (1737 in Venice, Italy - 1836 in Paris, France) was an Italian equestrian. He started as a juggler and wandering physician, then arranged bullfights in Lyon and Bordeaux. In 1783, he associated with the English horse rider Philip Astley who had opened a riding school in Paris and founded an equestrian theater named Cirque Olympique (French, Olympic circus), which acquired an impressive reputation. His sons and grandsons continued to attract the public with the talent of their squired and the perfection of their showmanship in their fantasy and military plays.
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They were always willing females he squired from various tabangs. Law enforcement officers finally captured Sin on July 16, 1999, in the home of a woman he had been staying with in Suncheon, South Jeolla Province. The reward for his capture had been increased to 55 million won, but at the time of his capture Sin had in his possession 180 million won in cash, as well as other stolen goods. He had been spotted and reported to police by a repairman who had been called to work on a gas stove in the same apartment.
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Edouard A. "Eddy" Bourque (July 26, 1886 – May 2, 1962) was Mayor of Ottawa in 1949 and 1950.Dave Mullington "Chain of Office: Biographic Sketches of Ottawa's Mayors (1847-1948)" (Renfrew, Ontario: General Store Publishing House, 2005) Bourque was born in Ottawa's Lower Town on St. Patrick Street, the son of Francis Bourque and Rachel Langevin. He was a longtime city councilor and member of the city's Board of Control from 1937 to 1949, and owner of the Twin City Ice and Coal Company, later to become E.A. Bourque Ltd. As the city comptroller, he squired the purchase of the Ottawa Electric Railway, that became Ottawa Transportation Commission.
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Squired by two male > Deacons, the Reverend Bishop sat herself down in a box at Albert Hall, with > an air of purposing to break up the revival. The dread potency of Bishop > White, when aroused against another female, may be judged from her scathing > criticisms of the Church of Mary Baker Eddy: "The teachings of the so-called > Christian Science Church ... have drawn multitudes from the orthodox faith, > and blasted their hopes of heaven! ... A person who is thus in the grip of > Satanic power is unable to extricate himself ... [and is] left in utter > spiritual desolation." Well might buxom Aimee McPherson have quailed as she > faced 2,000 tepid Britons, over 8,000 empty seats, the two Deacons and > "Bishop" Mrs. White.
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The storyline was directly inspired by Chelsea Clinton, who was photographed trying to blend in with other students at a Stanford basketball game. The problem that Anna Foster (Moore) faces in the film—excessively protective Secret Service agents who behave intrusively, like unwanted chaperones, whenever protecting the children of United States Government officials—had previously provided story material for the 1980 comedy First Family, which had starred Bob Newhart as the President of the United States. The story in many ways echoes the 1953 romantic comedy Roman Holiday with Gregory Peck, Audrey Hepburn and Eddie Albert. Hepburn played a princess who slips away from her handlers to be squired around Rome, also on a motor scooter, by Peck, not realizing that he knows her identity and plans a magazine story.
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Keith Richards (2010) Life, page 247 Print designer Celia Birtwell, who married designer Ossie Clark, recalled Talitha Getty as one of a number of "beautiful people" who crossed her threshold in the late 1960s, while couturier Yves Saint Laurent likened the Gettys to the title of a 1922 novel by F Scott Fitzgerald as "beautiful and damned".The Times, 16 November 2006 Among other glamorous figures of the Sixties, the fashion designer Michael Rainey, who founded the Hung on You boutique in Chelsea, and his wife Jane Ormsby-Gore, daughter of British ambassador David Ormsby-Gore to the United States during the Kennedy era, "hung out" with the Gettys in Marrakesh between their moving from Gozo to the Welsh Marches.Obituary of Michael Rainey, The Times, 7 February 2017 John Paul Getty, who has been described as "a swinging playboy who drove fast cars, drank heavily, experimented with drugs and squired raunchy starlets",Compton Miller (1997) Who's Really Who!, p 115 eschewed the family business, Getty Oil, during this period, much to the chagrin of his father.
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