This is a candid and evocative account of the struggle to live ethically and to adapt to a foreign culture.

This touching little account, so evocative of my early trips through Europe in the '50s and '60s, is a reminder of what the travel experience is all about.

There is also an evocative account of Root's nightly walk home.

It contains an evocative account of the Battle of Britain.

So ran Schliemann's own thrillingly evocative account, published in 1880 in Mycenae.

As it is, she has written an evocative, sensitive, but ultimately too facile account of the healing process.

Mr. West's evocative account of the facts comes first.

"The Great Deluge" by Douglas Brinkley was written at record speed, yet is thus far the most evocative, soul-shaking account of the calamity.

Often he could be a very demanding presence at rehearsal, but I can't imagine that he was anything but delighted with Beecham's magically evocative account.

Mr. Bach, doing dutiful research to heighten familiar reminiscences, has assembled an interesting, evocative and by no means uninteresting account of an inimitable character.