The sitter was a musical lady who sang and played the cittern, which she holds, and the viola da gamba, the instrument hanging in the background. |
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After moving in, I built a raised platform and installed a toilet seat, converting the privy from a squatter to a sitter. |
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He wanted to be Harry Kewell right up until the moment when Kewell misses a sitter and gets the bird. |
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Commissioned by the brother of the sitter, Sir Robert Throckmorton, 4th Bart. |
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A book as a prop is a great idea to convey the mood and make the sitter feel relaxed. |
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The paintings exhibit strong physical and emotional energy, derived from the direct encounter between artist and sitter in the studio. |
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The story was always going to be a sitter for the Sunday papers and, sure enough, all three gave it space. |
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Next time the kids are on school vacation, I'm hiring a sitter and going to work. |
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The prolific Jamie Barrow missed an absolute sitter when he headed over with the goal at his mercy. |
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The safest way to locate a house sitter is to go through a house sitting directory. |
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Kean scuffed a sitter from ten yards, and the same player saw his close range header strike a post. |
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The baby sitter and the taxi both arrived early, requiring me to rush through the beers I had set aside to fortify me. |
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They could have had more, but their centre forward missed a sitter from two yards out. |
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The most important thing my wife and I ever did was get a good sitter and have a regular date night. |
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Some guy wanted his lawn mowed, another wanted help painting his house, and some woman wanted a cat sitter. |
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It is a lightweight, but strong, pushchair, invented so that mothers can go jogging without employing a sitter. |
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While babysitting is legal at any age, parents should carefully assess a sitter younger than sixteen. |
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The patient sought the company of his grandchildren and became their after school sitter. |
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This is also when you can get to know the personality and character of your prospective sitter. |
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He always portrayed his sitter as a distinct individual rather than a representative of his or her particular group. |
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The sitter, presumably, was desirous of being portrayed and perhaps curious to see how she would be perceived by a celebrated professional. |
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Both sitter and artist would also have in mind the person who commissioned the portrait and for whose eyes it was intended. |
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A portrait is of course in the first instance a likeness of the sitter who commissions it. |
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On the other hand the photographer in a similar two dimensional format, sets out to portray a likeness of the sitter within an arbitrary moment. |
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Yet the sitter, whoever he might be, regards us with an air of quiet confidence. |
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The light is falling on the sitter almost from the side and slightly above. |
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For example, the black veil and the farthingale, or guardainfante, worn by the sitter were typical of but not exclusive to Spanish fashion. |
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The accuracy score for the medium is completely dependent on the subjective decisions of the sitter. |
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Either you will need to arrange for care or pay for a dog sitter or kennel when you're away. |
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You may have to find a dog sitter to leave your dog with if he is one that becomes anxious or destructive when you are away. |
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A pet sitter is there to provide comfort, help, and care for your dog while you are away. |
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The only alternative left was to leave Fluffy at home and have a pet sitter come into our house. |
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Some cottages accept pets, so there is no need to hunt around for a dog sitter! |
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We'll be gone for 10 days, and our two sons, ages 13 and 15, are begging us not to move a grown-up into the house as a sitter. |
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Word of mouth referral is a common way to find a pet sitter. |
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He wanted to design a seat that allowed its sitter to perch and pivot while chatting on the phone. |
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The latter's 1919 portrait of Koch, in a late expressionistic manner, shows the sitter in his role as writer or poet, complete with pince-nez, stiff collar and dark suit. |
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The vain portrait sitter certainly won't mind if a wrinkle or two is removed by the use of a soft focus filter of a bit of silk in front of the lens. |
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The next day, I told him he couldn't go to nursery school or on his play date with his friend Luke, he would have to spend the day with the sitter. |
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As Elizabeth Linley, before she eloped with Sheridan around 1773, the sitter was a professional singer and member of a celebrated musical family in Bath. |
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The sitter seems about to interject some witty remark with a laugh in her eyes that easily matches the most accomplished paintings. |
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They also suggest that the austere black gown worn by the sitter might have been an outward display of Jane's Protestant piety. |
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Others have a specific involvement in your life, such as someone on your sports team or your baby sitter. |
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So they end up having that sense of moment of permanence, and they were meant to last well beyond the sitter. |
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Companies like House Sitters America and Trusted House Sitters provide a database by which you can find a house sitter in your area. |
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He did construction and yard work, was a house sitter and worked at a local shooting club. |
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I'd lived in Portland for a while after college, and some acquaintances there needed a house sitter. |
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On the other hand, there's this: What if the house sitter is a slob and a party animal? |
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Despite relying on the well-to-do for commissions, he was no obliging sycophant and depicted the character of his sitter as he perceived it. |
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They believed that assistance was needed and suggested that another senior or a sitter should be introduced to both the senior and the spouse. |
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They hire a sitter and while she distracts the child, they slip out unnoticed. |
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It seems that Marco, a well dressed, polite gentleman, has borne the burden for all these years, becoming infamous in Italy for that particular sitter. |
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His intimate Portrait of a Man is detailed with microscopic precision and the sitter is, unusually, placed by an open window overlooking a landscape. |
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Vets' bills, food bills and 30 quid for a sitter every time I needed to go into London. |
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In her view the work was a collaboration between two 20th-century geniuses: the artist and his sitter. |
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Campbell explains that once a match is made, it will be up to the farmer and the sitter to work out their own terms. |
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When the government engages in the soft-powered talk of a neutral fence sitter, we will demand real capabilities that support our allies. |
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The chosen sitter will find a link to log in to the account at this same point. |
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Make sure your caregiver or sitter knows about, and follows, your TV rules. |
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The sitter, the pose, what is worn, and the location of the portrait all tell a story to the viewer about who this person is. |
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Have them note the use of negative space around the figure, and common positions of the sitter. |
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There are not enough options for parents and the only alternative is a private sitter. |
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The recession means wives are under pressure from their husbands who tell them a sitter is now a luxury they can't afford. |
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It is significant that, unlike the Albanian portrait, the sitter was highly critical of the painting and forced Phillips to lower the tilt of the upturned nose. |
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A large colour photograph from his shack dweller series has been bleached of its content, the sitter a vague outline, a ghostly presence leached from the scene. |
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The pet store owners and staff may know of a great pet sitter. |
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The presence of the house sitter is the number one burglar deterrent. |
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You can take them to a boarding kennel or you can hire a pet sitter. |
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Today my parents were out and I had a sitter watching over me. |
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Although by now all six of us were firm friends, John and Stephanie had to go home to let their baby sitter get away, and there was still a healthy amount of wine to be drunk. |
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In the 13th novel from the Sunday Times bestselling writer, we're introduced to chef and house sitter Holly Brown. |
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Typically, a house sitter takes care of the house when the owners leave for a vacation, in exchange for staying at the property. |
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Finally there was the option of babysitting by friends or a hired sitter. |
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But knowing that the painter was a black freedman prompts one to speculate about the relationship between the solidly respectable sitter and the socially marginal man who immortalised him. |
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The one thing needful of a sitter to learn is how to forget himself. |
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Honduras' all-time top scorer cut a forlorn figure after the weekend's 3-2 home loss to the USA, in which he missed a late penalty and a stone-cold sitter six yards from goal. |
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Presumably commissioned to be an iconic representation of the ruler as a great warrior and an enlightened scholar, the official portrait gives the powerful sitter the face of an apish buffoon. |
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Even a good family lawyer may have considerable difficulty in establishing that abuse occurred if there is a lack of corroborative evidence of the victim's allegations, for example from a doctor, neighbour or baby sitter. |
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His homesickness has grown more acute since he and his wife, Stacey, acquired a dachshund, Charlie, who is cared for by a house sitter when they are gone. |
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A house sitter watches their primary home when they are away. |
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A CHILD-SHAPED humanoid robot that can recognise 10,000 words and work as a house sitter will go on sale in Japan next month. |
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During the 1770s and 1780s Gainsborough developed a type of portrait in which he integrated the sitter into the landscape. |
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Jamie Lee Curtis is the unfortunate baby sitter who just happens to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. |
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My awareness of child care was, you picked up the baby sitter, you took the baby sitter home and sometimes you couldn't get a baby sitter. |
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For any women's libber wondering why she wasn't there, the Mother, of the Mother and Child statue outside Boots, couldn't get a baby sitter. |
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A trusted house sitter, or someone that can at least check on your home from time to time, is always a great idea. |
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I am considering starting a fund for young marrieds with small children to provide them with outings and a baby sitter. |
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The sitter, depicted in what is widely overinterpreted as a masturbatory reverie, enjoys a prominent place in Picasso's long succession of muses. |
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Or did you want a house sitter, and were they doing you a favor? |
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The crybaby Pilates classes from GĂ©raldine have allowed me to take some time for myself, to meet new mums and to do exercise without having to worry about a baby sitter. |
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It also created a thriving baby sitter business. |
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Ask a trusted friend to stop by at different times if possible or to be a house sitter. |
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He was interested in portraiture, not just because of the sitter and wanting to penetrate the character of the sitter, but also because he brought expressionism into portraiture. |
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Hiring a baby sitter in your home or taking your child to the home of someone who watches a few children may be convenient or more economical, but your best bet may be a group or center setting. |
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Often my partner and I pay a sitter and we have a night out ourselves. |
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Planning events in advance gives you a date to work toward, as well as providing others with advance notice, and maybe time to hire a baby sitter! |
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Brandon Maxfield, aged 17, was left a quadriplegic after being shot by a baby sitter a decade ago and gets around by manipulating mechanical sensors around his head. |
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The gallery houses portraits of historically important and famous British people, selected on the basis of the significance of the sitter, not that of the artist. |
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There comes a time when every parent needs to hire a baby sitter. |
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This abbreviated and somewhat cryptic message from my house sitter was not really the one I was hoping to receive while making my slow way around the Aegean coast last month. |
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But before he leaves, he appears to notice the video camera, which was set up by a house sitter to watch the homeowners' cats while the homeowners were away, police said. |
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The sitter has withdrawn to a secluded and overgrown corner of a garden to read a letter, her pose recalling the traditional representation of Melancholy. |
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In his late career he often followed a portrait by producing an etching of the subject in a different pose, drawing directly onto the plate, with the sitter in his view. |
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A HOUSE sitter, jailed for three years after the plants he had been told to water turned out to be a cannabis factory, has had his sentence reduced. |
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Responding to an advert wanting a house sitter in Saltburn, she packs up her little car with the bare essentials and her 18-month-old daughter Emmeline and heads up north. |
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Thanks to his genius, a portrait type was created which both served the requirements of the sitter and raised portraiture in England to a European level. |
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