And you, masked reader: the glance of your underwater lamp, your blackwater embrace — not bought or sold.
And you, masked reader: the glance of your underwater lamp, your blackwater embrace— not bought or sold.
It was like turning up at your girlfriend's house for the first time, trying to be ever so polite in the hope of charming mum, and taking care not to meet the glance of dad.
This cycling computer combines the functionality of a fitness monitor so you can track your speed, calories burned and your heart rate all at the glance of your wrist.
Breasts and bras stand beside surreally truncated stockings and feet; the spread for eye shadow and makeup dissects the glances of stars like Carole Lombard and Jean Harlow, their seductive gazes recognizable even when severed from their far more famous faces.
She has the air of a tough cookie, yet looks suitably shamefaced when forced by her best friend to dress as a French maid and guiltily evades the glances of a boy student who lovingly tends her wounded leg.
Repentant for her harsh treatment of Bhikshatana and jealous of the glances of the women in the streets, who attracted are by his appearance, Parvati's icon rushes behind Bhikshatana and "dances" to win him back.
She turns out to be lying about both her name and her nationality, but by the time Ricardo discovers this he has already fallen under the spell of her "mischievous laugh" and the "mocking glance of her eyes the colour of dark honey".
With Bianchi's helmet striking the crane, "the magnitude of the blow and the glancing nature of it caused massive head deceleration and angular acceleration, leading to his severe injuries".
Despite all the mirrors, his movies lack the self-reflecting air and the glancing wit of the New Wave, and they move with a classical intent, wary of anything but the most mournful jest.
