| As he plinks the piano, he doesn't know, the poor schmo, that something else is having that idea. |
| You can't blame him for putting his energy into the music, for not wanting to waste it by tossing some schmo a few good quotes. |
| The poor schmo had a bad dose of noncomplainingitis, that peculiarly British ailment with symptoms which include chronic fear of causing a scene. |
| He is a guy whose appeal is that he's an everyman, a standard-issue schmo, and his voice is flat and unexpressive. |
| Matt Kennedy Gould, the first schmo wound up all but breaking down — in surprise, disbelief or distress. |
| But now that any schmo can afford a Mozart CD or can go to a free museum, artists had to figure out new ways to differentiate themselves from the rabble. |
