Sentence examples for deftly designed from inspiring English sources
The gleaming space employs an impressive Art-Deco optical pattern on the walls and ceiling (deftly designed by architect Anne Pezzoni and set designer Louis Benzoni) and offers a fantastical, almost futuristic setting for sampling Normand's feminine designs.
All are presented in near if not complete darkness, with only hints of lighting (deftly designed by Yi Zhao).
But the whole show is admirably staged by Still and deftly designed by herself and Ti Green.
But the production, deftly designed by Stephen Brimson Lewis and using Steven Edis's music to turn Volpone's strange retinue into a domestic cabaret, is endlessly ingenious.
But Godwin's excellent production, deftly designed by Soutra Gilmour, works by acknowledging that inside O'Neill the autobiographical heavyweight was a comic writer struggling to get out.
It's a painful subject but Michael Attenborough's production, deftly designed by Peter McKintosh, makes it aesthetically bearable and Dillon amply fills a giant role.
The talent (and perhaps a touch of alliteration) runs in the family: Ms. Lee deftly designs, prolifically paints, sonorously sings (this J.C. has a tune about "Little Baby Jesus" she'd like you to hear), plus only this week she's completed a massive outline for her own new prose work.
Buy the hardback if you can – it is beautifully designed and deftly illustrated.
The structure, a sturdy, well-squared frame of boards and planks with the first few sheets of siding in place, appeared to have been carefully designed and deftly, if hurriedly, built.
They hired Apurva Pande and Chinmaya Misra, a young couple and principals of the design firm CHA COL, after seeing how deftly the design team had applied a modern overlay to their own 50-year-old bungalow in Culver City, Calif.
Mark Simpson's new chamber opera, to a libretto by Melanie Challenger, deftly directed by Tim Albery and designed by Leslie Travers, received its world premiere on Thursday at the Howard Assembly Room, Leeds, in a collaboration between Opera North, the Royal Opera and Aldeburgh Music.
