I watched, hoping the spikes would survive gun-season to become handsome rack bucks next year.
The gloomy old hulks of obsolete textile factories have become handsome museums and shopping malls, and among the tourist targets are the Lodz film school, where Polanski and Kieslowski studied, imposing wartime memorials, and the majestic, sprawling Jewish cemetery.
Not just rolling hills and bleakly gorgeous murder moors and tiny quaint villages where well-dressing is a thing: our cities are clots of chaotic planning, ruined by war bombs, scarred with gravelly tower blocks so monstrous they become handsome.
At first, I could hardly recognize him, it wasn't the face I had seen on his books; he'd grown thinner and younger, he'd become handsomer, and his eyes looked much brighter than the black-and-white eyes in the jacket photographs.
He's one of those men who become properly handsome only in late middle age.
I kept smiling back and telling myself, "Shafeeq, you have become unusually handsome overnight.
She remembered thinking he had become incredibly handsome, plus he no longer roomed with the iguana, which gave her hope.
But by 1955, when the hall was taken over by the National Park Service, it had become a handsome antique, a memorial museum without much presence.
In the years of their marriage, he had become a handsome man — slim, fit, silver-haired — as well as a hugely rich national celebrity, and women were beginning to pick up signals.
But she gains in stature and compassion as the evening goes on, particularly when, in the production's one truly innovative idea, the foundling grows up to become a handsome young puppet.
Monterrey, the industrial hub of north-east Mexico, has become a handsome North American city of swirling freeways and glass office blocks, just the place to hold international conferences.Mexicans were encouraged to believe that NAFTA would deliver instant prosperity.
