Stagecraft heightened political reality, with CNN placing the three front-runners next to one another before tall lecterns for the first hour of the two-hour debate.
Actually, it's the lowest rung of the minors, the rung that was known as Class D in a more innocent age, back before "tall" was the smallest latte on the menu.
Donny begins a fevered, determined pep talk/call to arms "Right This Way" while crouched on the floor almost in fear before standing taller and taller.
One of the two pieces from 1946 combines two doorknobs standing before a taller faucet knob like a bride and groom at the altar; the other, which also suggests knowledge of Giacommeti, is a sylph of bronze-colored metal that curls in upon itself, dangling a toothed disc, like a sad, vaguely Egyptian flower.
He looks very different than he did before -- taller and leaner, with shorter hair.
The car halts before a tall gate that snaps shut behind us.
He caught a flash of Ari, smoking louchely out the car window — before a tall man blocked his view.
It would accommodate the public's desire for the familiar and restore the traditions that prevailed before the tall glass boxes came stalking into town.
But to his credit, Savage nicely patterns Little Tug's bedtime ritual with what has come before: the tall ship tucks him in with a sail, the speedboat hums a lullaby, the ocean liner gives him a hug.
Even in purely physical terms, Gay has the sort of dense, muscular, compact body that was long considered the apotheosis of the human sprinter before that tall, lazy, gangly showboat loped out of Jamaica and changed everything.
That afternoon, Lanier ascended the stairs to his studio, picking his way past an overflowing garbage can and a forest of microphone stands, and seated himself before a tall golden harp.
