Any examples of even more extreme falls from grace, that don't involve being relegated several divisions in one go as a result of financial issues?" "Has anyone ever been yellow carded for being offside too many times in a match, or been caught so far offside it's deemed cautionable?" wonders Iain Laurie.
"It takes extreme discipline and grace under pressure to find that other gear.
The story is set in a rich fantasy world where children born with extreme talents, called Graces, are "Gracelings".
Simultaneously, we cultivated the rarefied grace of extreme parenting.
Instead, Houston code-switched: between black vernacular and white English, palatable pop and searching R. & B., between producer's plaything and autonomous composer, between haughty grace and extreme vulnerability, between alertness and breakdowns — and she did so tremendously, tragically.
Yet when I encounter his late abstractions face to face, I'm instantly hooked, by their radical (for Western art) aesthetic of centerlessness and incompletion, and by their extreme tulle-and-leather grace.
Part of getting centered in your feminine grace is extreme self-care.
Dancers performed with an extreme athletic skill and grace that leaves one wondering how they do that.
Mr. Carlyle, the show's chief choreographer as well as its director, pushes his dancers to increasingly frenzied extremes without ever sacrificing grace and precision.
HarperCollins; 320 pages; £14.99When Philip Marsden first went to Ethiopia in 1982, what he saw of its astonishing antiquity, its raw medieval Christianity, and its extremes of brutality and grace inspired his restless curiosity.
