One is Amy Spindler of the New York Times , who seems to take clothes seriously without excess or apology, deploying a quick imagination and an interest in detail that give her writing a fine attentive sting.
Amy Spindler, of the New York Times, takes clothes seriously.
Amy Spindler, of the New York Times, doesn't take clothes seriously.
A group of soccer players and cheerleaders
Many people gathered outside, sitting on benches outside.
The eyes could not see as well as they should have,
Three cats climbing a ladder.
There are three boys
You can get off the IRT in Washington and Atlanta.