A masterpiece of implication, it firmly shows, by means of surface alone, the lines and twists of the dancing figure beneath layers of fabric.
But I've been happily banking with online banks (USAA, then BankDirect and now Charles Schwab) for more than a decade and have never missed having a branch, let alone the lines at what was then called Chemical Bank back in the 1990s.
With a long, communal table and a killer list of tequilas and cocktails served alongside sophisticated renditions of Mexican staples, 777 is styled alone the lines of a Latino speakeasy (similar to New York's La Esquina or London's Bodega Negra).
In "Since Seeing Him," the first song in the cycle, her voice became ever so slightly bare on the word "allein" ("alone") in the line "Him alone I see": a hint of darkness in a joyful moment.
They could not shoot when alone at the line, and they missed badly from the floor.
Teammates also need to know who wants to be left alone at the line.
In free verse it seems somewhat adolescent to imagine that a word will receive maximum emphasis through being placed alone on the line, and that a column of words so arranged will maintain its expressive force.
On Thanksgiving day alone, the talk line answered more than 10,000 calls.
And the words "I want to be alone," the signature line of the fading, suicidal ballerina played by Garbo, which became synonymous with the mysterious image of the actress throughout her life.
