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The sound of music (1965) Hi, the movie I’m going to talk about is The Sound of Music of 1965. I chose this movie because it’s my mom’s favourite movie, so I watched it many times when I was young and I really liked it. I thought that this presentation was a good opportunity to remind me this beautiful story. It is also a very good classic musical dramas. Director: Robert Wise, he died in 2005 and he lived in the United-State. Screenplay: Ernest Lehman, he died in 2005 and he lived in the United-State

Énoncé « Ten years ago this month I got a phone call from an American publisher telling me that they had just bought one of my books and were going to send me on a three-week, sixteen-city publicity tour. "We're going to make you a media star," he said brightly. "But I've never been on TV," I protested in mild panic. "Oh. it's easy. You'll love it," he said with the blithe assurance of someone who doesn't have to do it himself. "No, I'll be terrible," I insisted. "I have no personality." "Don't worry

I'll tell you this, but you have to promise that it will get no further. Not long after we moved here we had the people next door round for dinner and - I swear this is true - they drove. I was astounded (I recall asking them jokingly if they used a light aircraft to get to the supermarket, which simply drew blank looks and the mental scratching of my name from all future invitation lists), but I have since come to realize that there was nothing especially odd in their driving less than a couple

the main themes that Steinbeck presents are friendship, loneliness, hopes and dreams he presents those themes using characterization, setting, and objects. Throughout the novel, the theme loneliness is emphasize throughout characterization: Firstly, George and Lennie are always traveling together but this doesn’t erase the fact that both are lonely, because of the mental age of Lennie, George feels isolated he have no one to rely on, he is by himself: “doesn’t listen to him feel like he had no

movie "Star Wars?" B: I don't know. I (see, never) {draw:frame} that movie. 2. Sam (arrive) {draw:frame} in San Diego a week ago. 3. My best friend and I (know) {draw:frame} each other for over fifteen years. We still get together once a week. 4. Stinson is a fantastic writer. He (write) {draw:frame} ten very creative short stories in the last year. One day, he'll be as famous as Hemingway. 5. I (have, not) {draw:frame} this much fun since I (be) {draw:frame} a kid.

PROLOGUE I would first of all like to thank Mr. Christopher Burger, jewellery designer in Colmar, who suggested that I reflect on the theme of the unutterable from a psychoanalytical perspective. From which angle should we deal with this question of the unutterable? As a question consubstantial with the human condition, I can see two options: 1) From the standpoint of the human species; 2) From that of the individual; with these two viewpoints converging in any case, since above and beyond

1989 it’s the start to the corporation. The first car was created: the LS400. In 1990-1998 it’s the expansion to the brand with several cars: GS, SC, IS, RX. In 2005: the first car with the hybrid technologies was starting. 3) Its structure: I work for a company under the name of Covema. This is a private company. We are a distributor of the Lexus and other brand in Reims (Mercedes-Benz, Smart, Chrysler-Jeep-Dodge and Toyota). At the top of company, the chief executive M. Urano is the

happened and we have never spoken about it. I must say that I really felt ill at ease when I saw you hit that man in the street. I tried to tell you not to do that but you didn't pay attention to what I said and did it anyway. I feel uneasy about the way you reacted at that time, I can even say I was shocked by your behaviour. Of course I didn't appreciate what he did to me but I don't think that violence is the solution to violence. That man was an idiot, he was stupid, he may have done that to make

investment banking will all its beauties and ugliness took birth. Moreover the success and failure of leaders have sharpened our curiosity to mainly understand what characterizes a great leader. In a sense, the question that inspired this mini literature review is: What are the most important traits of today’s successful leaders? According to our research, two general themes among many others have been repeatedly identified and will be the main composite of this paper. In this instance the fist focus

they have a PLACE. He intends to visit six every day until he is ADMITTED / ACCEPTED D. determined E. Yes, he does. "Mrs Kerslake was not surprised when her son (Simon) went on to be president of the Oxford Union" Document B F. The characters present in the text are the narrator (probably Mitch Albom, the author) and Morrie. As far as we know, both met in college, years before. G. The two periods are his college years and his ten-year working life in Detroit H. 1. Right. (l.3) "I traded