Mr. Anthony plans to serve a dish with breast and thigh meat from the chicken, as well as sausage fashioned from it, as a $22 lunch item at Gramercy Tavern.
However, the movement did not receive its name until 1908, when, art critic Louis Vauxcelles (again!) depicted Braque's as being fashioned from cubes.
Granted, most of them appear to have been designed with the express intention of being as unflattering as possible, and are fashioned from the kind of material that gives off enough static to power the national grid.
The server heartily recommended the beet pasta salad, as in pasta fashioned from beets.
But in excavating such curios as a saddle fashioned from a buffalo's pelvis bone and a collection of improvised prison weaponry including a gun made out of a piece of sawed-off piping, Mr. Dion inspires a sense of wonder about these formerly hidden objects and curiosity about what else remains obscured.
I still think that spiritual heroes such as Vimala-Kirti, fashioned from an ancient spiritual imagination, can still inspire us to seek the best from each other, and to strive for a better world.
David Rockwell's wicker and metal booths will look as if they were fashioned from oversize fishing baskets.
Dancers dressed as skeletons carried bowls fashioned from skulls, and ceremonial rugs were made to look like human or tiger skins.
Because Young wanted the pews to look as if they were fashioned from oak, the volunteers, including Edward William Davis, a skilled carpenter, painter and glazer from England, created faux grains in the wood, using chisels to etch and feathers or combs to paint the 290,000 feet of the plain pine to resemble oak.
