Everything is presented deliciously.
Certainly, I wouldn't disagree with Berry Bros & Rudd buyer David Berry Green's assessment that Bibbiano's all-sangiovese Classico tastes exactly as I think Chianti should do: that racy-raspy quality presented with deliciously pure oregano-edged red fruit.
Finally, before me like some deliciously anticipated present, the 1,000-acre 1,000-acrelf.
And that has everything to do with its being presented in the context of that most deliciously deceitful of art forms, the theater, something that Ms. Parks and Mr. Wolfe obviously both love to distraction.
The event was deliciously catered by Kiva.org/The Intersect Fund borrower Adrienne Fudge and presented a wonderful opportunity for borrowers, trustees and Kiva supporters to connect.
Why? Paget's professor (a man deliciously named "Wormald") quickly rushed another snippet of diaphragm to Sir Richard Owen, who presented the discovery to the Royal Society.
Just a few of the marble-topped tables were occupied, and deliciously surprising dishes like beet soup with chervil foam and chili-spiced chocolate ice cream were presented by an attentive server outfitted head-to-toe in black.
Yet such moments are rare; to present Shakespeare's deliciously horrific play and not hear a single gasp or laugh from the audience is, in some bizarre way, a feat in itself.
East West Players is presenting the Los Angeles premiere of Hwang's deliriously funny, deliciously mysterious play.
This deliciously droll actress is known for playing exceedingly competent people ("The West Wing" on television, "Present Laughter" on Broadway) with much more than mere competence, and her game but dignified professionalism is the show's biggest asset.
(Why this particular object? Why present it in just this way?) It is thus not surprising that the founding work of found "anti-art," Duchamp's "Fountain" (1917)—his deliciously seditious installation of a deliberately inverted, humorously signed (by "R.
