She wore an elegant black-and-white outfit whose top gave the impression of being covered in dramatic white fringe.
Scattered across the Atlantic Ocean almost 900 miles off the coast of Portugal, the nine volcanic islands of the Azores are a remote haven boasting amazing wildlife (whale-watching's among the best in the world) and lush, unspoilt landscapes fringed by dramatic black sand beaches.
The LBD is glamorously reinvented with an armor-like neckline, dramatic cut-outs and feathery fringe.
The rumors mobilized various far-right groups, who secured permits from the National Park Service to show up en masse to the battlefield, setting the stage for what they thought would be a dramatic showdown between the opposing fringe elements of U.S. politics.
A sparkling Mediterranean, like a turquoise tablecloth scattered with tiny diamonds, fringed by a dramatic coastline of limestone cliffs and small, near-white forbidden beaches.
He developed a love of the stage and comedy while studying at New College, Oxford, and performed at the Edinburgh fringe with the university dramatic society.
Similarly, Ellen stands on the fringes of other, more dramatic lives, first befriending a fellow-coed whose affair with a married professor ends in an illegal abortion, then falling in love with a traumatized veteran of the Korean War.
Blaine Stothard London Pam Wells, with her troubling memories of a naked Warren Mitchell (Letters, 25 November), is clearly suffering from the condition, well known among fringe theatre audiences, of post-dramatic stress disorder (PDSD).
So much work on the fringe is wispy that it's easy to mistake dramatic pretension for real dramatic meat.
Given the growing extent and magnitude of UHI on two dates, dramatic land use and cover change in urban fringes and the major satellite towns significantly exacerbated the UHI effect on regional scale.
