A wonderfully crumbly shortcake is split and filled with a splendid pink strawberry sorbet.
"The Imperfectionists" is a splendid original, filled with wit and structured so ingeniously that figuring out where the author is headed is half the reader's fun.
ANTHONY TOMMASINI 'DON GIOVANNI' Last year's new Met production of Mozart's "Don Giovanni" is here again and in a splendid revival filled with some names you might not know.
Just as he wrote in one of his books, "If survival after death were conceivable, I should wish to be the indwelling soul of my house and library". (Bernard Berenson, Sketch for a Self-Portrait, New York 1949, 175) The villa is truly a splendid space filled with Berenson's gracious spirit.
His St . Regissuite overlooking Fifth Avenue had been transformed into an exquisite pied-a-terre, the living room a flawless cube designed by Billy Baldwin and filled with French furniture, fine paintings and splendid objets d'art.
Filled with wildflowers, it opens onto a splendid vista — reddish-brown mountains dotted with green walnut groves and boxy mud-brick villages, farmers tending sheep on distant hills, and Mount Toubkal rising snow-capped and gray-blue in the distance.
He and his French-born wife, Eliane, divorced in New York in the 1950's, and he lived alone on the Avenue Foch in a splendid, sprawling flat filled with Egyptian sculpture and his impressive collection of abstract paintings.
Filled with potted plants and flowers to splendid effect, the patio is the perfect perch from which to gaze at the verdant (seemingly unpopulated) valley below.
The actor was a splendid speaker, his talk filled with witticisms and charming asides — but also with "irrelevant, conflicting and meaningless content".
Maybe the Twins, their line of vision filled with red for the second straight night, could envision their splendid season crawling closer to an abrupt conclusion.
