By way of explanation, he puts down his coffee and begins reciting Mr. Johnson's "Sway," with its depictions of "fire-gutted cars, their bones the bones of coyote and hyena," and words blending "in the tarantellasmic sway" between harmony and divergence.
He said the institute's scientists were developing a computerized depiction of the fire that could be offered as evidence in a trial.
The earliest depiction of a fire lance is dated c. 950, a Chinese painting on a silk banner found at the Buddhist site of Dunhuang.
Her depiction of the Central Library fire on April 29 , 1986 is so rich with specifics that it's like a blast of heat erupting from the page.
JOURNEY'S END R. C. Sherriff's stirring depiction of life under fire amidst the officer class during the First World War gets a first-class revival, with uniformly strong performances (the cast includes Hugh Dancy, Boyd Gaines, Jefferson Mays, and Stark Sands) and deft direction, by David Grindley.
The depiction of defense weapons that fire without a human operator raised alarms among arms control advocates and some military strategists who worry that the line between offensive and defensive uses of smart weapons will be difficult to maintain.
The period Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, 32 strong, received top billing, the concert being part of a chamber orchestra series, and it proved itself worthy, especially in its vivid, hair-raising depiction of the refiner's fire and the nations' rage.
The back cover is a digitally modified depiction of another snowscape with fires raging through fields.
Mr Cunningham's depiction of the famous garment-district fire, during which, dresses alight, women threw themselves from upper floors, elegantly echoes September 11th down to the taste of the air ("the dead had entered the atmosphere").In this section But whose law should prevail?
Although Stephen H. Long never saw the true North American Desert, his depiction of the "Great American Desert" fired the American public's imagination.
