"If you ask me for my direct memories, it was a beautiful, protected, fantasy world where everything was clean, beautiful, nice neighbours," says Edmundo. "I just saw the beautiful uniforms of soldiers that came for Pinochet's birthday, or for every national holiday they came and marched and played instruments.
Lure him in with some of your most beautiful, non-uniform clothes.
Kanye West's "Mercy" charted only in Dallas and Houston, while One Direction's "What Makes You Beautiful" was a uniform hit from sea to teenybopper sea, placing fifth, sixth or seventh in each city.
But of course Steve becomes a dynamic hero, gruffly indulged by his commanding officer Col. Chester Phillips Tommy Lee Joness) and falling in love with a beautiful woman in uniform, Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell) apparently on loan from British intelligence.
Elite fliers packed some of the first commercial use jumbo jets and were treated to delicious rounds of meals served by bright and beautiful girls in couture uniforms.
The Emerson's power to just about fill 2,800 seats says good things about the state of music, but Carnegie Hall is the wrong place to hear string quartets, especially given the astonishing elegance of an ensemble whose musicianship, when not heard up close, tends to elide into uniform sheets of beautiful sound and then float away.
The War Memorial and the parks in the plaza are an example of the City Beautiful movement, which supported classical, uniform, and beautiful public architecture.
All the uniforms and the beautiful coach and horses lifted the day with colour.
He would draw in pencil beautiful depictions of we players in uniform and in action.
"It was the most beautiful moment, all of us in [school] uniform climbing over the fence, taking back control of our school.
