The program opened with Mr. Lukens's "Veils," set to music from Verdi's opera "Un Ballo in Maschera".
Last week's clashes in Tunis and Sousse over the ban on the veil set alarm bells ringing.
The extract The Raven King: Matthias Corvinus and the Fate of His Lost Library By Marcus Tanner (Yale University Press £20) '...Light fell on to jewel-encrusted veils, set in place to shield the most... cherished items from the bleaching sunlight.
Judge Peter Murphy's compromise ruling, which involves screening her from public view in the court when she is not veiled, will set a precedent for how criminal courts deal with defendants who wear a traditional niqab.
Imprisonment was risked to attack public figures, the subjects of thinly veiled allegories set in Thebes, Athens, Verona, Venice.
As the whale turned past me, I saw her eye, grey, veiled, sentient; set in her side, the centre of her consciousness.
First, there is Pompeo, whose belligerent speech after the U.S. withdrawal from the Iran deal was a thinly veiled attempt to set the stage for military action.
Hammett's first novel, Red Harvest, concerns a labour dispute set in a thinly veiled version of Butte.
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Place your veil in a dryer with a "delicate" setting.
After the last fighter left, the town erupted: men sat on street corners, cutting off each other's beards; women tore off their face veils and set fire to them; an old woman lit a cigarette and laughed through the smoke.
