| Today, having notched up a number of performances on television and stage, Marianne has begun contributing to radio shows. |
| Asked to comment on her change of address, Marianne looked at the Times reporter, belched and rolled over. |
| We went to a restaurant for Christmas lunch because I can only do pasta and Dad can only do curried sausages and Marianne can only do cereal. |
| This contempt repels Marianne, who announces she will be going back to Stockholm. |
| As they came up the path, Marianne could see that Margaret's eyes were red-rimmed, her face flushed. |
| Marianne arrived in a flurry of skirts, immediately dropping down to sit with Daniel. |
