Even if their scribblings ultimately prove to be no more than elegant flights of fancy, he believes, they further the understanding of reality and open up new avenues of research.
It's an elegant single flight that leads straight up to an amoeba-shaped lightwell.
Jorinde Voigt's large-scale graphite drawings look like a dizzying but elegant network of flight routes or seismographic data, notated with directional arrows, writing and, more recently, collaged with colored paper.
For her family, she was a dedicated and elegant caregiver, arranging flights at need, providing escort herself.
Swift and elegant, it is a flight of a drawing in itself.
Baylor is known as the forerunner to Erving because of his prodigious hang time, but rather than dunk, Baylor finished his flights with elegant finger rolls.
In "Come Dine With Me" (Op-Ed, Aug. 3), William Woys Weaver describes the culinary delights available on pre-jet airline travel, citing as examples several elegant menus on international flights.
The lady of the house, Miss Sophie, wearing an elegant evening dress, descends a flight of stairs, and sits at the head of the table.
JEAN-MICHEL BASQUIAT'S sense of style, much like his work, was wild, colorful, oddly elegant and entirely unique: secondhand flight suits worn with a shaved blond mohawk; Adidas sweatshirts sported under natty pinstriped jackets; loose white shirts paired with suspenders and a silk scarf; and Armani suits, paint-splattered from his work.
"He was the only member of the faculty to be a specialist in every discipline of the PhD qualifying examinations". As much a father as a teacher to some of his students, Ashley "instilled in us a love for flight and the elegant mathematics that helped us understand it" as well as shared his love for Stanford, the Bay Area, basketball games, big cigars and fine wine, Kroo said.
