In 1980, when Ware and Marsh dramatically left the Human League, taking a good amount of what had been avant garde with them to BEF and Heaven 17, Oakey notoriously found the two schoolgirls dancing around their handbags in a local nightclub, just days before a tour the Human League were obliged to undertake.
Sashes are pulled, arms gently twisted, eyes encouraged to flick dramatically left then right.
Since then the world that he dominated as a photographer — fashion, beauty, celebrity — has changed dramatically, leaving a stillness where his energetic ideas once existed.
She was close to founding surrealist André Breton – although when she and Malherbe would arrive at his favourite café, he would dramatically leave.
It would be consigned to semi-obscurity, along with Bizet's other lesser known stage works such as Ivan IV and La Jolie Fille de Perth (a far more convincing piece dramatically), leaving Carmen the only regular in the repertory.
After a rocky pre-production stage (with Lynch dramatically leaving and re-returning to the Showtime-stabled production), the show's return has now been pushed back to a 2017 premiere.
Fortunately, it is self-interest, not love, that holds society together.Into the second category, the realm of the purely selfless, fall acts such as sacrificing your life for a stranger or, less dramatically, leaving a big tip at a restaurant you will not be visiting again.
Fiddler crab population and activity were observed to increase dramatically, leaving creek banks riddled with burrows.
I had a point and shoot digital camera and my laptop, and I was feeling all the things you feel when you dramatically leave a place and you begin looking back at your own work, condensed onto a computer screen.
Season 3's cliffhangers were so steep we're still feeling vertigo, with Claire Underwood Robin Wrightt) dramatically leaving the White House, and perhaps her marriage to Spacey's frighteningly-executed modern Machiavellian, Frank.
After World War I, the troupe had lost many of its Russian aristocratic patrons, and French society had changed dramatically, leaving the Ballets Russes without substantial support from their audience as well.
