On the Bail Out Menu, appetizers included an iceberg lettuce wedge drenched in blue cheese dressing, wild mushroom soup that lacked soul, and tender steamed mussels.
As we left the ground, drenched and blue, we sang our Pellegrini song, till it changed mid-verse into an old City classic.
I never saw him again, except in day-nightmares when I imagined him hunched in front of a computer screen, drenched in blue light.
His "Thick As Thieves" is another highlight, drenched in blues with an intro that could pass for a vintage recording discovered in a North Mississippi cellar.
A climax came in 1913, when Amélie sat more than a hundred times for the "Portrait of Madame Matisse," a thunderous painting, in drenching blues and greens, of a chic and stony woman leaning forward in a chair, with a black-featured gray mask of a face.
The police are key targets in the insurgents' campaign to cripple the interim Iraqi government, and hospital wards are filling with dazed men lying in blood-drenched blue uniforms.
Adam Sandler — his legal name, but no relation to the comic actor — slipped the outfit over a sweat-drenched blue T-shirt before putting on the head with the famously googly eyes.
Tavares, his blue undershirt drenched with perspiration after the game, said he was not tired or discouraged.
The first concerns a nightmare that has recurred nearly all of Nuzum's life, in which a drenched girl in a blue dress shrieks at him in an unknown language.
Later, an air-bound pixie duets with her mate, drenched in an elegant blue hue.
In the 1960's, as a teenage guitarist in Philadelphia, Mr. Martino worked with some of the best East Coast organ players of the day; the idiom was what's since been called soul-jazz, drenched in rhythm-and-blues with bebop latticework.
