Soccer City is more beautiful close up than on television, like a shimmering descending flying saucer.
Formally, some stories proceed straight to the final shock or stunning image, as in "The Drop," with its beautiful closing opposition of earth and sky.
There's a beautiful closing number, too, about the advice they'd give their younger selves: as touching as it is droll.
He then went to Margate (where he opened Studio Sam Causer) for similar reasons: "Cheap, beautiful, close-ish to London, and an incredible community of like-minded people".
In the beautiful closing sequence, as he and Lanzmann wander through the Roman Forum, by the Arch of Titus, it's hard not to be overwhelmed by a sense of multiple histories.
Indeed, after exposure to videos of threatening natural disasters (e.g. volcanoes) or beautiful close-up slow motion footage of colored drops of water, participants also showed a greater tendency toward fairness when distributing resources between themselves and another individual.
A reader who called this "a beautiful closing phrase" wondered why it had to conclude this way, and the novelist spoke of how death had to give way to the pleasures and necessities of the day.
One of the intangible perks of this job is that the offices are located off a famously beautiful close surrounded by enormous trees and 19th-century red brick buildings.
As he writes in "Sweet Mortality", the very beautiful closing section of the book, "The hopes that led to Lenin's corpse being sealed in a Cubist mausoleum have not been surrendered.
Topol leaves the poetic touches to Thompson, whose rhythmic language reaches its full flowering in the beautiful closing monologue, delivered by Nehrjas Al Saffarh (the immensely gifted Heather Raffo), a middle-class Iraqi woman who was tortured, along with her sons, under Saddam Hussein, and then died when her house was bombed by the United States, in the Gulf War.
