iPhone, iPad, £1.19 Based on the beautiful artwork of Eric Carle (of The Very Hungry Caterpillar fame) My Very First App has three levels of difficulty.
For the first few years, we proceeded with this template, the 'Home' page was a cyclical calendar (based on the beautiful poster chart designed in conjunction with Trevor van Weeren), whereupon clicking on a segment-season, you would be taken to further resources (stories, songs, plants, animals, hunting information) related to that season.
It's the video game that's based on the beautiful game, on the fantasy of it, whereas PES is the beautiful game playing dirty through the video games medium.
Our cause, while built and riding on the same technologies that may yet kill this world, the harnessing of fire and energy and electrons and blatant challenging of the skies themselves on pillars of flame and fire, is based on the most beautiful of dreams.
That's the kind of traction that brands like Coke and Pepsi pay a lot of money to get, and we're just getting it based on these beautiful works of art.
The movie, based on the biography "A Beautiful Mind" by Sylvia Nasar, a former reporter for The New York Times, recounts how Mr. Nash, who was 21 when he wrote the Ph.D. thesis that made his reputation, suffered for years from paranoid schizophrenia before miraculously recovering in his early 60's -- without drugs or other treatment.
His most recent work, titled "America the Beautiful," based on the poem by Katherine Lee Bates, was published in May of this year by G.P. Putnam's Sons.
In May, he told Unilever staff that their Personal Care vision was based on the idea that "all people are beautiful; rather than made beautiful".
Beautiful, based on the life and songs of Carole King, won Katie Brayben best actress in a musical and Lorna Want, who played songwriter Cynthia Weil, best supporting actress.
Putnam discussed Davidson's 1910 theory based on the Greek word kalli (meaning beautiful) but discounted it as exceedingly unlikely, a conclusion that Dora Beale Polk agreed with in 1995, calling the theory "far-fetched".
Although he made many beautiful drawings based on the forms of traditional African masks, Mr. Ndiaye painted in oil on canvas and in a semiabstract School of Paris style that made little direct reference to African subjects or techniques.
