We are on parade by 7.30 for Peter Halban, son of Aline Berlin, step-son of Isaiah, to take us, and there is a faint wind blowing … South down the banks of the Dead Sea for miles in his fast smooth Alfetta.
I can't say what possessed me to choose Woodstock -- I presume I heard a faint wind whistling, pointing me to this town that crouches like a praying monk in the shadows of the majestic Catskill Mountains.
The stars shone brightly, and there was a faint, wind-chime-tinged breeze.
Instead, everywhere you turn, there's a rainbow flag waving in the faint wind; there's someone covered with glitter and dancing to Lady Gaga; there's screams of "Yaaaas" to the kinds of barely-there outfits that'll make any evangelical conservative clutch their pearls; there's kissing, hand holding, and twerking aplenty.
As each wavy strand sways, crinkles, and rustles to the wind, a faint collage of sound from the North American hemisphere's rural and urban landscape is audible," writes Edwards in the exhibition catalogue.
The exhibition's best part comes next: a darkened film-noir installation whose paragraph-long title begins: "It's late, and the wind carries a faint sound......
In the land of dementia there is often a flecking of snow, a faint sound of a howling wind, doors that you hadn't noticed before, children endlessly bouncing a ball.
Like the last scene in a western, avantgardists always blow away like the wind, like a faint whistle drawing a line between heaven and earth with a very sharp knife, people living with bodies full of butterflies, people slowly dancing ahead as rainbow-hued soapbubbles, until avantgardists go away.
It still markets pilgrimages to plantations, collecting dollars from Yankees keen for a faint whiff of "Gone With the Wind".On the other hand, the state has its new southerners.
A faint floral smell wafted on a dusk wind past the new arrivals.
