With a profusion of soft, light green three-inch-long needles, these trees were bushy, healthy and well groomed.
In the early 1950s he took part in West End revues and then attracted notice in 1954 in Simon and Laura, which led to a profusion of parts, generally in light comedies.
What these northern artists loved about the Eternal City were the picturesque ruins, the beautiful vistas in the campagnas, the architecture of buildings and monuments, gardens, woods, walls, hill towns and, above all, the profusion of light that bathed everything in a golden glow.
What these northern artists loved about the Eternal City were the picturesque ruins, the beautiful vistas in the campagnas, the architecture of buildings and monuments, gardens, woods, walls, hill towns and above all the profusion of light, which bathed everything in a golden glow.
What these northern artists loved about Italy besides its centrality to classical civilization were the picturesque ruins; beautiful vistas in the campagnas around Rome, Naples and Sicily; the architecture of Roman houses and monuments, gardens, woods, walls, hill towns; and above all the profusion of light that bathed everything in a golden glow.
Soaring 792 feet 1 inch, it was the tallest building in the world when it opened in 1913 with a blaze of 80,000 lights and a profusion of heavenly allusions.
In between there's a profusion of jump cuts, blackouts so frequent that you might imagine the lighting as a small-lunged singer who has to keep taking breaths.
About a decade ago, one began to notice a profusion of Organization Kids at elite college campuses.
Prost – one of half-a-dozen microbreweries to have opened in the city in the last few years – is a dimly lit place with interiors themed around taps, metal tubes, valves, chains and a profusion of exhaust fans.
There is a profusion of marble.
