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Laroche says that in 1990 he showed up at the World Bromeliad Conference with an astonishing twelve-by-twenty-five-foot display featuring star-shaped bromeliads, Day-Glo paint, black light, and Christmas lights arranged in the shape of actual constellations.
The logo could be colorful Olympic rings subtly arranged in the shape of brass knuckles.
It was Annette Nicholls, her naked body also stretched and arranged in the shape of a crucifix.
Blue, white and orange balloons, along with silver ones arranged in the shape of "NYK," were everywhere.
Mounted in glass cases arranged in the shape of a swastika, it showed scenes of torture and mass killing.
Then a little plate with cheese on crackers, arranged in the shape of a flower, knowing she'll like it.
That's how dramatic the atmosphere is within the cavernous space, where spotlights illuminate ornate crystal chandeliers and one long white table arranged in the shape of a cross.
Designed by Hiss & Weekes, the Gotham was arranged in the shape of a C, with the light court facing south over the University Club, insuring a protected view.
Among them, it turned out, was a series of photos of Mrs. Clinton's head arranged in the shape of a swastika.
And then there is the new showstopper: 36 women decked out in shimmering silver dresses and arranged in the shape of a towering Christmas tree.
This requires layer after layer of detecting elements; at C.M.S., these are arranged in the shape of an enormous jelly roll.
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