But just as this flow of motion unravels a chain of horizontal lines across the stage, the video, with large-scale dancers executing the same steps as the live performers on a black-and-white grid, completes the design like a draping technique.
Even as it comments on a society shaped by television, the play itself feels shaped by the guiding principles of sitcoms; for all its brooding lyricism, it often registers as a chain of disparate clever lines and of characters whose eccentricities become shtick.
Has a chain of restaurants, clothing line and his own record label.
The comparison intended by the continuous mouth band seems to be one between the strong but flexible structure of a chain of bones and the lines of teeth set in a pair of jaws.
Right up until the end, he found refuge in fantasies that he might take over a chain of banks or shipping lines that would enable him to pay off his legions of worshipful investors.
Next was a chain of stores carrying a line of Disney baby merchandise, a franchise Mr. Sassoon and his wife ran until 1998.
A chain of cameras in a line on the ground level is assumed and the data to be inverted consist of luminosity curves from scans of airglow images.
BET has three television channels, a magazine group, a book-publishing company it bought last year, an Internet joint-venture with Microsoft, called MSBET, a nightclub at Disney World in Florida which opened last year, a chain of restaurants, a clothing line and a range of make-up.
Keith has supplemented his singer/songwriter career with a chain of restaurants, a clothing line, an acting and screenwriting career and his own record label.
He's spent the last year finishing his seventh U.S. tour and releasing his 12th studio album, all while balancing a chain of restaurants, a clothing line and a record label.
The 8-to-1 ruling on June 17 , 1963 barring mandatory Bible reading in public schools was a link in a chain of rulings that defined the lines between church and state at school.
