Richards of "The World Is Not Enough"

Usage examples of denise.

Detroit, briefly, and had married a Denise Leann Watson a few years ago.

She did not see her then and did not care either, because Denise was not going to hurt her anymore.

The one who remembered a Denise Watson was building a sculpture out of hubcaps, welding them together.

He lifted the change drawer in the cash register and handed Ryan the Department of State window envelope addressed to Denise Watson.

When he came back to the bedroom, Denise had her slacks off and was pulling the navy-blue sweater over her head.

Ryan followed him, seeing Denise lying on her side in the raincoat, her white feet drawn up, her eyes closed.

It was a funny feeling, knowing he could walk back to the man standing there with his list of names, knowing the man would pay him whatever he asked and never mention Denise or Raymond or Virgil.

On one side of the dead guy was a woman, Denise Giles, skinny as ticker tape, pretty, dark, who knows what age.

Sikes pretends to be dead with a knife in his neck when Denise distracts Griffith.

He swallowed his pills, ate his poached fish and fruit salad, and watched them leave the house, each suitably attired as befitted thirty years and fifty-five, Denise in purple velvet, feathers and a picture hat, Dora in the ranch mink he had bought her for 12 their silver wedding.

Something to read in the train, and he could send them back to Denise by post.

The telephone rang and, out in the hall, Denise answered it, but Wexford could see Howard was alert for the call.

He took Utopia and made for the stairs, calling a curt good night to Denise and nodding to his nephew as he passed him.

When you and Denise have conspired to keep quiet about it like a couple of parents turning off the television in front of the child when the sexy play starts?

He wondered if she had attended all or some of the films shown at the Garbo season, a recent offering, according to Denise, of the Classic Cinema up the road.