I'm wearing the cowboy hat because my son found it in a store, and my brother Tom saw that it brought a twinkle to my eye, but I didn't have the courage to buy it myself.
But if there is anything left that brings a twinkle to this town's eye, it is the pride its people have felt over the decades knowing that Gary produced Michael Jackson, a little boy born on the lowly west side who, at the height of his pop music career, was the brightest star in the world.
Abi Stafford brought a plucky twinkle to the opening Allegro.
This remarkable actor, who was the cuckolded screenwriter in Jean-Luc Godard's "Contempt" and who has lately brought a melancholy twinkle to movies like Manoel de Oliveira's "I'm Going Home" and Nanni Moretti's "We Have a Pope," is one of the treasures of European cinema.
The slumming Shakespearean brings a certain literate twinkle to proceedings, and with wittily excessive assistance from master designers Sandy Powell and Dante Ferretti, he boasts a keener sense of spectacle than many a tentpole journeyman.
Elrington brought a breath of fresh air when he arrived in 1954, combining, as he did, a twinkling irreverence with a scholarly commitment and a gift for encapsulating complex matters in a simple elegant phrase.
On the terrace, the lights of night-time Manchester twinkling romantically below (and Marvin Gaye's Inner City Blues on the soundtrack), Jamie has brought a guitar to the party.
Use some shimmer on your lids to bring out the twinkle in your eyes.
At 10 P.M., he was still talking to patrons, elucidating Webern's twelve-tone construction with the same passion that he had brought to "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star".
A one-off sequel to 2010's sterling A History of Horror, it finds Gatiss in endearingly tweedy tour guide mode, bringing relish and twinkle to a cross-continental tale of beleaguered mavericks, visionary hacks, broiling political subtexts and no-budget eviscerations.
