On trips back home I discovered that almost everyone seemed to know someone who was involved, from all those extras -- an elf here, an orc there -- to carpenters fashioning seats for hobbits and calligraphers painting scrolls for wizards.
For the big day, wierddad fashioned a seat similar to the Iron Throne with a Pottery Barn Kids chair, a glue gun and some foam-board swords.
A signal difference between airline and fashion seating, however, is that no one buys tickets to a runway show or has any compunction to show up.
Apart from Lord Matthew Oakeshotttt, Liberal Democrats are generally too polite to mention the leader's poor ratings, which are indeed well below the territory that fashioned an ejector seat for William Hague, Iain Duncan Smith and Sir Menzies Campbell.
The three-member canvassing board that oversaw the vote tally here in this quiet, old-fashioned seat of Volusia County was not supposed to be entirely hostile territory for Gov. George W. Bush and his team of powerful campaign lawyers.
More than twenty big factories made the stuff; it was shipped in bulk to other parts of China, where it was fashioned into car seats, purses, and countless other goods.
Patrons filled each of the bar's slat-back wood banquettes, fashioned after streetcar seats as a subtle nod to the building's past as a Pacific Electric trolley terminal.
Each seat is fashioned from three kinds of wood — oak, poplar and maple — from trees that had fallen on the Bard campus.
Six months in, Mr. Beavan could be seen riding his secondhand, custom-built tricycle, cunningly fashioned with a back seat and "trunk," onto the set of "Good Morning America".
Barely have you sat down (on a seat cushion fashioned from an old potato sack), than your waitress is pressing a menu into your hand, from which you can tick-purchase the cordials, oils and tinned olives stacked on the nearby shelves.
As with Walters' own production of "Recollections From a Rumble Seat," someone fashioned those memories into a script and assembled a cast to act it out.
