The problems embodied in the A380's manufacturing derived not only from Airbus' status as a political creation playing in a business world.
Titles like Argus Press Software's 1984 strategy game, Alien, and Electric Dreams' 1986 shooter, Aliens, revelled in the opportunity to terrify players with Giger's hyper-sexualised creation, playing on the fear and tension inherent in the movies to dramatic interactive effect.
Staged by Michael Wilson, this extravagant creation played to a packed house last Saturday night.
This value creation plays an important role in economic growth, and our presumption should be in favour of allowing such transactions to take place.
Speaking of the maid, who coincidentally is called Saunders, she is a sterling comic creation, played here with matter-of-fact aplomb by Allison Mackie, who is known to Broadway audiences as Frank Langella's Roxane in the 1997 "Cyrano de Bergerac".
Whenever the wrap dress, Von Furstenberg's most iconic creation, plays a starring role in a collection it seems to symbolise that she herself is the protagonist of the season's story.
For the great James Thurber creation – played first on film by Danny Kaye and recently revived by Ben Stiller – is a harmless daydreamer, lapsing into pleasant fantasies in which he himself is cast as the hero.
Men such as Sir Henry Rawlinson, Vivian Stanshall's creation, played by Trevor Howard in the 1980 film Sir Henry At Rawlinson's End: a grotesquely decadent aristocrat whose crest bears the legend "Omnes blotto", Sir Henry defines empire as "decency, democracy, kindness and the occasional necessary mercy killing".
Whether he's aware of it or not, Turner's isolated shot creation plays right into the Celtics' hands; those moves off the dribble allow Boston's defense to swallow Turner whole as he slides into the paint – passing lanes are collapsed, the basket is eclipsed, and Philadelphia's spacing is decimated.
Jeanne is a splendidly brittle and shifting creation, played, as all bored wives should be, by Kristin Scott Thomas, but her main role in the film is to embody cultural attitudes against which her husband can rail – much as the work of Angel's painter husband, with his "restricted palette" of "brown and grey", constitutes a powerful alternative to her candy-coloured romanticism.
And Mikhail's 1935 trek - dodging killer militia patrols - was that of an adolescent on the run in a world of murderous anarchy and random terror, which anticipates that which dominates swaths of our planet just now, terrains where Kalashnikov's greatest creation plays a most significant role.
