An hour later, the Manhattan skyline appeared, resplendent at daybreak.
We celebrated two weddings before the War was over, with Dorothy and Betty discarding their dumpy blue uniforms for an afternoon and appearing resplendent in white silk.
Hence, Cleopatra was the lover of both Julius Caesar and Marc Antony, though Caesar fell in love with her when she appeared from the folds of a carpet, whereas what worked for Antony was her appearing resplendent in great state on a barge.
Mrs. Lambert, who organized the precursors of New York's fashion weeks in the early 1940's, shortly after starting the International Best-Dressed Listoto promote American designers, appeared resplendent in a turban, a chunky tribal necklace and a red tunic and pants.
He appeared, resplendent in a dinner jacket and pleated white shirt, and sat down in semi-darkness at the piano, flanked on one side by Dick Sheridan and on the other by Beverly Peer.
Ms. Nielsen's Tony nod may owe to a first-act scene in which she appears resplendent in a beaded gown (cheekily similar to the one she wore in "Ubu"), announcing that she will attend a local costume party as "the Evil Queen from 'Snow White,' as played by Maggie Smith on the way to the Oscars".
On this day, Koons appeared resplendent in an almost glossy gray suit, blue dress shirt, blue striped tie and a short haircut with just a hint of a moussed upturn at the front.
Don't they look resplendent.
What appeared was Humphrey Carpenter, resplendent in an outrageous frock and an even more outrageous wig and make-up.
No matter how gorgeously his commemorative window at St . Marks Church in-the-Bowery has been restored, no matter how resplendent Stuyvesant appears in his gold and scarlet uniform, he still does not look like a man one would cross.
Earth viewed from Mars would also be resplendent this summer, appearing first as a brilliant evening star at dusk, disappearing into the Sun at closest approach and reappearing as a morning star later in the fall.
