Marquand in a sentence

The endgame was hopeful and open-ended enough closure for — and, according to Marquand, a way of leaving the door open for the surviving characters to potentially transition into upcoming spin-offs.

And I think that if he hadn't saved him, there would've been some pretty stiff consequences for him moving forward," Marquand said.

I think they handled it great on defense, bringing in Marquand Manuel as DB coach; someone with a power packed resume at a position of need (he didn't play corner in the NFL, but he's coached on some impressive staffs.

Marquand is stranded in Sydney, having arrived from England on March 12, just two days before Prime Minister Scott Morrison declared all overseas arrivals must be quarantined for 14 days.

Ross Marquand is a master impressionist, but you likely already know that.

Who would you like to see Marquand play other than Red Skull?

But this is a possibility here that he could end up cleaning out both of his coordinators -- that's offensive coordinator and defensive coordinator Marquand Manuel.

It’s just that Marquand’s performance is an impression, and only that.

At this stage, however, Jenkins would not fully abandon his position as a political insider, and chose to stand again for deputy leader, an act his colleague David Marquand claimed he later came to regret.

David Lynch and David Cronenberg were considered to direct the project before Marquand signed on as director.

In order for a story to be autobiographical, or even biographical, Marquand writes, there has to be a nonfictional element, which more often than not exaggerates the truth to spark and hold interest for the readers.

Lucas praised Marquand as a "very nice person who worked well with actors".

Marquand, p. 31 In 1892, MacDonald was in Dover to give support to the candidate for the LEA in the General Election who was well beaten.

Marquand, p. 382 Historians mostly agree the letter was a forgery, but it closely reflected attitudes current in the Comintern.

Marquand praised the prime minister's decision to place national interests before that of party in 1931.

Marquand writes, "Chopin undermines patriarchy by endowing the Other, the woman, with an individual identity and a sense of self, a sense of self to which the letters she leaves behind give voice.

The screenplay was written by Lawrence Kasdan and Lucas (with uncredited contributions by David Peoples and Marquand), based on Lucas' story.

This adaptation of Candide was itself adapted for the cinema by director Christian Marquand in 1968.