He was wearing fingerless black biker gloves that bore silver grommets, etched with the Chanel logo, on each knuckle and were equipped, at the wrists, with small zippers that carried faintly S & M overtones.
The display bouquet in front of Elsa's, a flower shop, bears a silver ribbon that customers are requesting with their orders.
In May 1901, when the cornerstone was laid, it bore a silver plaque praising him.
In a grand processional, Paul Scofield bore a silver model of the National Theatre, Derek Jacobi the crown Olivier had worn as Richard III, and Dorothy Tutin the crown he had worn as Lear.
Stardust, with his sideburns, sinister sidelong leer, microphone held horizontally in a black-gloved fist which bore several silver knuckledusters, visibly relished rising to the role on television appearances.
AT first glance, the numbers released by the Census Bureau last week showing a precipitous drop in Detroit's population — 25 percent over the last decade — seem to bear a silver lining: most of those leaving the city are blacks headed to the suburbs, once the refuge of mid-century white flight.
The original nap of the felt is worn away in places like an old bald teddy bear, the silver braid is revealed as painted webbing, the seams have been taken in and let out repeatedly for performers of varied waistlines, and some of the trousers are fastened with six different types of buttons, of styles spanning the century.
The next night I invited our Russian neighbours in and their toddler daughter went for two cats (one of which creeps towards you like a lizard if you put batteries inside it) plus an astronaut bear in silver lamé, and the first world war flying ace moose.
But once Mr. Boies had had a chance to read the decision carefully during a plane ride to visit the government's legal team in California, he saw that it bore a silver lining: an outline of what antitrust approach would prevail at trial.
After a development and processing sequence the paper then bears a positive silver image.
