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And Ida Lupino brings a hint of sexuality into Holmes's hermetic universe.
The apple brings a hint of sweetness to this rich and velvety allioli, which melts all over the piping-hot, creamy gratin.
With its smoky aromas, rough-hewed picnic tables and numerous bourbons poured straight from the barrel, the Strand Smokehouse, at 25-27 bringsay, brings a hint of down-home flavor to the traditionally Greek precincts of Astoria, Queens.
I don't have word about any prospective release for Eliza Hittman's "It Felt Like Love" (which screens tomorrow) and Zach Clark's "White Reindeer," which features a calmly dominating performance by Anna Margaret Hollyman that brings a hint of a young Kathleen Turner; it ought to come out late in the year as an instant holiday-season counterclassic.
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The contest also brought a hint of political controversy.
It will receive a $200m break-up fee if the deal falls through.Activist hedge funds are also involved, bringing a hint of insecurity to the European banking landscape.
Unexpectedly, it was Bernard Cazeneuve, Mr Valls's uncharismatic successor as interior minister, who brought a hint of philosophy, even poetry, to the matter.
Rachel Rutherford brought a hint of the quiet pleasures and depth of classical dancing of an earlier era to her role debut as the Fairy of Generosity.
Ms. Hargis, who sings with a clear tone and minimal vibrato, brought a hint of introspective drama to Monteverdi's "Ohimè ch'io cado" and "Quel sguardo sdegnosetto".
'DAMAGES' Glenn Close played Patty Hewes, a cutthroat New York litigator, and brought a hint of "Fatal Attraction" psychodrama to this John Grisham-sthrilleriller on FX.
But the orchestra brought a hint of its celebration to Carnegie Hall on Tuesday evening, when it played the first concert in a weeklong American visit.
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