Underscoring the mood of Santa Monica, the color scheme of beige, yellow and blue echoes the palette of sand, sun and sky.
A live birth is implied by "the blue heartstopping pulse" – with blue echoing the breast's "veined blue" in stanza two.
Blue, echoed the doctors' complaints about delays in payments in explaining why the company had ended its contract with Allied after just 18 months.
He has a bit of white shirt poking out under his blue top - that is, he is decked in red, white and blue, echoing the tricolour that flies over the barricades.
Ms. Goodwin's copying surfaced as part of a flurry of fascination with literary theft after recent admissions by the best-selling historian Stephen E. Ambrose that his most recent book, "The Wild Blue," echoed several passages from three other books.
Beneath the blurry, washed-out, slow-motion image of Mr. Franks, captions flash on screen in bright blue, echoing the voice-over: "Bob Franks and his special interest supporters," "Negative ads," "Not true," followed by quotations from news articles in The New York Times and The Star-Ledger of Newark.
A sane voice in a noisy red-blue echo chamber, Mr. Stewart displays an impatience with the platitudes of both the right and the left and a disdain for commentators who, as he made clear in a famous 2004 appearance on CNN's "Crossfire," parrot party-line talking points and engage in knee-jerk shouting matches.
A blues echoes throughout the pain and the righteous anger of a young black woman whose country has refused to recognize the worth and the work of her people.
Globe co-chairman Bobbie Quick noted that the Cheathams had promised to play some Gershwin, and said that, with so many cast members present, "who knows, we may have 'Porgy and Bess' right here". They didn't, but Jeannie Cheatham's fire-and-ice rendition of "St . LouisBlues" echoed around the bay for quite some time, and as a tribute to "Catfish Row," the band also obliged with the Charleston.
