George W Faison's Suite Otis, from 1971, sets a pink-clad cast strutting and boogieing to songs by Otis Redding.
Everything arrived with a big smile and, usually, a group dance that had cast members strutting, kicking or arm waving.
These are not the sort of words you would imagine coming from the lips of most gumshoes".Motherless Brooklyn" features a colourful supporting cast of strutting wiseguys, inscrutable Mafia dons, remorseless hitmen and sassy broads.
This paper presents a comparison between experimentally observed behaviour of carbon fibre reinforced polymer composite (CFRP) reinforced cast iron struts and the predictions from a non-linear finite element analysis.
In metallic stents, the struts cast an optical shadow that hides the body of the strut and its abluminal side, thereby the contact between the strut and the vessel wall cannot be directly assessed by OCT, able to detect only the reflection produced at the adluminal face of the strut.
Cast iron really struts its stuff when you want to get a pan good and hot and keep it that way.
The rest of the cast smolders and struts, handling Jerome Robbins' transcendant choreography (as recreated here by Alex Sanchez) with athletic hormonal abandon.
A multitasking cast of four, led by strutting, cliff-jawed actor-manager Daniel Vale John Hopkinss), do the work of thousands, as Judah Ben Hur is betrayed by a Roman soldier, Messala (a pouting Ben Jones), then sold into galley slavery.
We strut through city streets with eyes cast toward our screens, desperately seeking any source that will tell us the decisions we've made are valid.
On the back of each one is a jumble of cast-iron staves and struts, steel grills and trestle tables.
