Taking cues from its mid-century modern design, The
Confidante will celebrate its unique, storied history, as well as its future, with historical details throughout its spaces, bright colors, whimsical accents, and a relaxed, elegant vibe.
Whatever his role, he was a close friend, supporter and
confidante of some of the most feared figures in the Balkans conflict.
He was honored with the Horatio Anger award in 1971 and was known for his philanthropy toward the Roman Catholic church and for his association as a
confidante of former U.S.
Their projectionist, the laconic Buster Lighthouse Smith, becomes Stanley's friend,
confidante and mentor.
IN a tale fit for celluloid, the son of a lorry driver befriended the Princess of the People to become her
confidante and ``rock''.
Much of the comedy worked: Tiny Igor Slowpokin (Manolo Molina), as Siegfried's
confidante Benno, made a huffy exit, tripping ignominiously over a kneeling swan and in chagrin, gave her a kick.
As Diana's bodyguard of six years Wharfe became a close
confidante to the Princess.
Singling out an employee to be a
confidante can undermine morale within an organization.
Ten boxes of papers from the archive of the former King's lawyer and
confidante Walter Monckton were available for scrutiny at the Bodleian Library in Oxford this morning for the first time.
A woman who, the evidence suggests, was Clinton's mistress and
confidante for 12 years, and who has seemed reasonable if not actually graceful in recent appearances ranging from TV interviews to Oxford University, suddenly publicly endorses the idea that the president is complicit in multiple murders.
Harris, a Brown
confidante who helped arrange that fund-raiser.