More than that, they say, he has become older and mellower in the aftermath of Sept. 11.
Simple, straightforward colors and flavors and textures, a balance of sweet and tart, bitter and mellow — in short, Tuscany on a plate.
During the reunion scene, when Orestes, Elektra's exiled brother, finally returns, the orchestra played the consoling, undulant music with melting richness in the strings, reedy beauty in the woodwinds and mellow tranquillity in the brasses.
Relaxation is definitely my thing, so I'd head over to the spa, and mellow out in the steamroom, to get my Gangnam Style on.
The delicate light and mellow glow in the foliage of trees betray Moore's admiration for Claude Lorrain's art, but the precise rendition of water cascading over rocks with glittering reflections is in the naturalist spirit of the mid-19th century.
The album's closing track, "Undiscovered" (which Simpson has described as a favorite of hers ), was written after her breakup with Josh, and is described by epinions.com as a song with "haunting strings" and "mellow guitars"; in the song, Simpson ponders what might have been in a lost pairing.
He has a full and slightly foggy sound, warm and mellow even in the upper reaches of his range.
THE indispensable ingredient in great whiskey is time: years of aging and mellowing in casks.
Javier Zafra was a vibrant soloist, performing on a period bassoon woodier and mellower in tone than its modern descendant.
At the recently opened roof bar of the Red Hat in Irvington, attentive servers continuously brought refills of water and ice on a particularly warm night — made more sultry and mellow by the piped-in blues in the background.
