"Aside from 'Opus One,' danced to the Tommy Dorsey tune, there's not a huge body of choreography that Harold left behind, but that one work, with its swinging rhythms and classic vernacular moves, was a classic primer in rhythm tap," Constance Valis Hill, a tap historian and professor of dance at Hampshire College, wrote in an e-mail.
Using the classic Broadway vernacular that is associated with script doctors, the "Catch Me" producers, Margo Lion and Hal Luftig, said in a statement: "Brian Yorkey is a friend of our production and was valuable to its developmental process".
Ms. Kawai has the funky exquisiteness of the classic dollhouse vernacular down cold, from tiny pillows and emergency instructions to busy flight attendants and imaginatively attired, werewolf-wigged passengers (their faces are all photographs of Beatles) who are reading, tending computers and, in one case, drawing.
6.43am: Sailing: Nick Rogers, silver medallist in the 470 sailing, is "over-the-moon" in classic British sportsman vernacular.
It's just the classic country music vernacular of, "I wanna do something right, but maybe not tonight," you know?
The short film, which plays with the themes and vernacular of classic detective and mobster films, does not shy away from a well-executed pun.
Taught in Chi-ch'i by his uncle and cousin, the manifestly gifted child studied the Classics and the old vernacular stories and novels.
Posters of classic movies, modified for Welsh vernacular — "Dial 'M' for Merthyr" — hang over the cozy window booths.
"We were trying to play off the vernacular of the Classic 7," said Jacqueline Urgo, the president of the Marketing Directors, which is handling sales at the Sheffield.
Related: Ken Hutcherson is a "douchebag," but more in the current Jersey Shore bar scene vernacular than the classic drugstore definition.
Plus, it has lines that quickly became part of our everyday talk ("Cel-lo!") and music that entered the household vernacular (not the hard-rock classics that were covered but the originals).
