Elsewhere, the dynamism of German 1920s expressionsim is dramatically represented in the sweeping, daring lines of the Chilehaus office building.
These are some of the daring lines Cashman offered that day: "Obviously, we discussed Mike Mussina and the Yankees".
Think of William Blake two centuries ago, aflame with prophetic mysticism and revolutionary rapture, writing these deathless, daring lines in obscurity.
With its sleek modernist design and daring lines, the National Congress building in Brasília appeared to be the perfect symbol of the creativity and idealism of a young nation when it opened in the early 1960s.
But Phi (pronounced FEE) is lurking in the shadows behind the potted palm on the mezzanine, poised to leap out at the right moment and fracture your wallet with its elegantly daring lines and exhaustive attention to detail.
In the speed events like the downhill and super-G, Rahlves has bridged some of the gap between the rest of the world and the dominant Austrian skiers with similar, more daring lines down the racecourse, making high-speed turns at angles that would have probably been too sharp to execute on straighter skis.
Boxed in as the six finalists reached the final corner, Hoy swooped down off the banking to take a daring inside line, carving out space between the Kiwi and German riders before reaching the line fractionally ahead of Levy.
His sole heresies were an avowal that "both Republicans and Democrats love America" and a daring penultimate line: "May God bless our President".
The uniforms are not too dissimilar to those from the 1984 original (think iconic Ghostbusters logos on the sleeves) but some daring orange lines have been added to the chest to bring them into 2016 with a bang.
General Orde Wingate, a brilliant, now-forgotten British WWII commander, led daring behind-the-lines attacks against the Japanese in Burma and pioneered novel ideas of coordination between ground and air forces.
