Especially delightful were the poet's good manners, even when his subject broached the obscene, as here in "Fellatio" written in 1964: How beautiful to think that each of these clean secretaries at night, to please her lover, takes a fountain into her mouth and lets her insides, drenched in seed, flower into landscapes..
The potato vareniki ($5), scented with white pepper, are as light as carbs stuffed into carbs drenched in melted fat can be.
Crowd-pleasers may be sparse tonight, but as singer Chris Keating leaps into an audience drenched in glitterball rays for a jubilant Ambling Alp, the Yeas undoubtedly have it.
When the assault continued, so did the stabs -- until, eventually, the attacker relented and the defendant gathered up his belongings and ran from the room into the street, drenched in blood, his pinkie nearly severed from the zealous swinging of the knife.
The same family that was getting drenched in Victoria Square, Theodosiadou welcomed into her home, offering them food, a warm bath and, most importantly, compassion. .
As you can see, it looked like some smashed up bits of brain drenched in molasses and flung into a weird cardboard boat.
Joe is not just the child beating, uncaring, gold digging father, but fingers point hard at him for helping to kill Michael; that he is as much the reason for Michael's death as if he had jabbed a drug drenched needle into his heart.
Twigs compressed into house shapes and drenched in wax are like collaborations between Eva Hesse and a young Joel Shapiro.
Osama bin Laden's tiny cabal has been turned into a global movement, drenched in blood, retribution and violent glamour.
The battlefield was drenched in rain, turning the ground into a quagmire that was additionally dominated by several German pillboxes.
