With two splendid alternating casts, "Clear," a new work by the Australian choreographer Stanton Welch, is already the major hit of American Ballet Theater's season at City Center.
And our new selves, however changed, are still able to cast a clear light.
The third one recorded the anterior chamber depth around the limbus on the temporal side using an illuminated slit lamp, with which light cast a clear line on the iris.
If, on the other hand, a British man of Caribbean extraction marries a white British girl, that does not count as a mixed marriage, even though it is clearly an example of ethnical and racial integration.Still, despite these qualifications, these are the best national figures going and the only ones that cast a clear and consistent light on marriages with foreigners in Europe.
Mr. Sollins has also created a set of horn mutes cast in clear resin; they might be about negation, too, but their appeal is mainly sculptural (Johnson).
His abilities to make the most of a talented surrounding cast were clear even as a freshman at Duke in 2001.
DURING the Super Bowl, Madison Avenue will cast a clear eye for the straight guy -- as in straight to the store, to buy stuff.
A playful reference to the theoretical underpinning of Mr. Cragg's enterprise can perhaps be found in the last room of the show in "Sensory Devices" (2009), a pair of miniature listening stations with satellite dishes, cast in clear glass.
He died in 1979, aged only 46, having in his short career cast a clear and steely gaze over the realities of India – its pain, poverty and injustices – in films that brought him acclaim at home and internationally.
Standing like sentinels to the right and left are a life-size monk painted matte black by Katharina Fritsch and an ancient olive tree cast in clear resin by Ugo Rondinone.
