People love to celebrate the induction of new, fanciful words into our lexicon.
By Jenna Krajeski September 2, 2009 People love to celebrate the induction of new, fanciful words into our lexicon.
Inspired by nature, from predatory birds to writhing snakes, the designer skillfully folded exotic prints or fanciful feathers into a fashion lexicon that included plaid and tweed from his family's Scottish heritage.
But it tried to make the case that his fanciful flight into sports finance was the reason he announced last week that he was retiring from Congress after 15 terms.
His big break was to get a job at Stowe, where as head gardener to Lord Cobham, he turned Kent's sometimes fanciful ideas into a beautiful and workable landscape.
Jackson convinced me once again that, despite an occasional overload of whimsy, he remains a director capable of transforming Tolkien's flat writing of a fanciful story into a sweeping adventure full of impossible sights and frequent excitement.
Because of this avalanche of good news, I've been blessed by IndieReader to come here today and thank you all for turning what once was a fanciful dream into a mind-numbing reality.
Hair is blown straight or teased into fanciful poufs.
They started having their hair shaped and shaved and cut into fanciful patterns.
Brash but never bratty, fanciful without descending into preciousness, Brainard demonstrates a visual perfect-pitch equivalent to that of his miniaturist memoir-poem "I Remember".
