"Lost Bohemia" plays in a distinctly minor key.
As Varvara Petrovna, the town's social leader and the mother of Stavrogin, Maddalena Crippa was implacable and imperious, as the character certainly is, but in a distinctly lower key than in the novel.
Saracens believe their futuristic pitch is the new now and while yesterday's events in the Anglo-Welsh Cup were distinctly low key, there was enough quick ball from scrum and breakdown to suggest they might be right.
When, last September, he announced in the same Moscow arena that he would swap jobs with Dmitry Medvedev, Russia's president, and return to the Kremlin after the March 4th election, he was distinctly low key.Since the outcome was predetermined, there was at first not much by way of a campaign.
Due to the lower affinity, the performance of these audiences should be measured with distinctly different key performance indicators (KPIs) than the other audience types (i.e., clicks to the site, CPM, etc.).
Despite those half-chances, United were still looking distinctly off key and were given a chance to regroup just before the hour when suddenly half of the stadium was plunged into darkness due to floodlight failure.
Cluster analysis distinctly grouped key genes for processing quality in cluster V indicating their similar expression patterns in good quality varieties i.e. up-regulated at early stage of seed development.
The country's liberation brought nothing to the distinctly off-key relationship between us.
However, "Tigers in the Snow" is distinctly minor-key Matthiessen -- always lucid, often sad and affecting, but less frequently poetic.
The company's response to the commission proposal was distinctly low-key alongside its volcanic reactions to other regulatory proposals.
For those happy with distinctly low-key après options and short (and, with a lift pass, free) bus rides between town and lift, Fieberbrunn offers attractive deals.
