| The Illini scrambled into a full-court press, and in an instant, Jack Ingram was batting an inbounds pass loose from Arizona's Channing Frye. |
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| For Frye this meant that there were four archetypal plot modes, or mythoi, that characterized Western literature. |
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| The wider significance of archetypes in literature was explored by N. Frye. |
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| Thomas Frye was one of the most successful mezzotinters of his era, as well as a portraitist in oil, pastel and miniature. |
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| Vision, as Frye suggests, effects a recognition of the power that prevails over charms. |
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| Or, to use the felicitous phrase of the late Northrop Frye, everything in the Scriptures is self-referential. |
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| After all, a Mayor who surfs, fights to make our waters as clean as possible, and exchanges ideas every morning with Skip Frye is bound to be a good thing. |
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| Moments like that helped Frye and company realize that while they are a musical group, they needed to learn a bit about theatrics to gain and keep an audience's attention. |
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| Soleil Moon Frye as Punky Brewster and at the Azure book readingReal estate events don't usually involve glitter and tiaras. |
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| Frye can help Seattles defense recognize formations, checkoffs and tendencies. |
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| In the Roxy's production, Wichita actor Tom Frye will be reprising a role he has played four times previously. |
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| As this larger pattern typically consisted of eight parts, Frye referred to it appropriately as an ogdoad. |
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| Here is why, for Frye, all literature, even the most wretchedly tragic, the most cynically satirical, and the most alienatingly ironic, can teach us about desire. |
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| In 1749, Thomas Frye took out a patent on a porcelain containing bone ash. |
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| Famous for its Indian frye bread, the restaurant has everything from chiliburgers to taco salads. |
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