"With fund of funds, it is even more of a losing game because of the layers upon layers of fees".
It's an important site, partly because of the architecture and partly because of the layers of historical meaning that have settled over it.
The comedy that results is almost indescribably rich, to some degree because of the layers of imposture involved.
"This dirty, scruffy place," Ahlberg calls it: full of factories and smoke, its dwellers "as white as mushrooms" because of the layer of smog that hung over the town, shielding them from the sun.
I'm just always reminded of this because of the layers; interviewers read past interviews, so when you come out with the same stuff as before they treat it like your first cover story, and they want the next layer.
In an Op-Ed article, Deborah Needleman suggests that the Obamas are likely to find it hard to follow the example set by Jacqueline Kennedy because of the layers of bureaucracy.
The classic three-piece suit suddenly looked childlike and sleepy because of the layers; it was the picture of an adult man bawling and retreating into his fur-brimmed snow cap.
For the Emmys, she put Zooey Deschanel in a Cinderella-like Reem Acra ball gown, Amy Poehler in a plunging black Stella McCartney dress and Lena Headey in a gothic black Armani Privé silk and lace creation, which Ms. Welch conceded "was a little hot, because of the layers".
