Although his career ended unspectacularly, Leisen left a body of work that testified to his deep appreciation for sets and settings of motion pictures and to his subtle understanding of the dynamics of romance.
The block was possibly a parochial Manhattan resistance to the southern speech and settings of the plays.
The styles and settings of these pieces couldn't be more different from his father Alistair's, but they are almost as good: honest, elegant, very powerful.
As with Windows 2000, Windows XP is also designed to keep the files and settings of everyone who uses a particular PC separate and secure.
Geometric shapes emanate from the patterns and settings of ordinary life, the ponds, squares, arenas and corners in which we live and from which songs are written.
Her looks are lushly Edwardian, and she looks best in clothes and settings of her father's choosing -- silk gowns and candlelit ballrooms.
Comparable effects may be found in music written for special occasions, oratorios, verse anthems, and settings of the Passion.
The camera conjures up not only the stories and settings of Grass's novels of this period, for example, in a dreary car park the ghost of the inn where 17th-century poets meet in The Meeting in Telgte (1969).
Just as I hope that the Grand Theft Auto team now turns to its hometown, London, I hope that the Ubisoft Assassin's Creed team soon comes home to the incredible moments and settings of the French Revolution.
Here they present "A Renaissance Valentine," featuring Italian madrigals, and settings of the "Song of Songs," an anthology of Hebrew love poems.
Axes of this construction are aligned with significant risings and settings of the sun and moon, but the idea that the circle was built for a religious purpose must remain likely rather than certain.
