But that song had its own problem: a tonal imbalance between the arrangement's grandiose, reach-for-the-stars guitar solo and its visual backdrop, pictures of Ms. Lopez in the pool with her young twins on a nice day.
Headlined "We ♥ NHS", it was a mass e-mail containing, against a backdrop-picture of a gurgling newborn baby, the Labour Party's red-rose insignia and a request for money: "For the sake of our NHS which is being dismantled by the Tories".With a general election looming, Labour is putting the National Health Service at the heart of its campaign: it usually does.
Dancers wearing colours of the 32 competing nations performed before a backdrop of pictures of stars and fans beamed onto the pitch.
The sign advising visitors about the closing was covered with mixed graffiti messages of frustration and humor, and served as the backdrop for pictures by many of those who had come this far and almost made it.
Against a backdrop of pictures of revolutionary fighters (Che Guevara, two heroes of the war of independence in the 19th century and a boss of the Communist resistance in the second world war) he vowed to "fight to the end".A resurgence of domestic terrorism involving 17 November would be a serious blow to the shaky coalition government led by Antonis Samaras, the prime minister.
Against a backdrop of pictures of colorful fish, leathery sea turtles and endangered Hawaiian monk seals, President Clinton today created the largest United States nature preserve, 84 million acres underwater around the northwestern Hawaiian Islands, to help save the area's coral reefs and other wildlife.
(Alpine's site is set against a plaid fabric backdrop with pictures of shredding snowboarders, while Squaw's features purple mountains majesty captured by slick aerial photography).
Against a backdrop of a picture montage of his victims it announces: "A hammer-wielding maniac who butchered 13 women and tried to kill 7 more.
Their different facets emerge as slowly and steadily as the details in an old Polaroid: first the quotidian foreground comes into focus, then an ominous backdrop shadows the picture with anxiety.
With increasing impatience, people sat through the warm-up acts or wandered out into the lobby, where they could buy T-shirts that said, "Stop Shootin'," or pose in front of a giant airbrushed Lil Wayne backdrop ($15 per picture, including a cardboard frame).
Titled The Game That Made Australia, it displays several famous images of Australian rules football since 1858 – a ruck duel between Ron Barassi Senior and Polly Farmer; Winmar's iconic stand at Victoria Park; a handshake between two captains against the backdrop of a picture of the Australian land mass.
