Between "The Wedding," "The Baby," "The Heartbreak" and, inevitably, "The Divorce" -- the points of Hello!'s compass -- there was always an opulent new residence to behold, a flurry of designer clothes blowing around every hard-won featurette stamped with the quirky signature, "Co-ordination: Marquesa de Varela Int.
I take in the surroundings: A flurry of football kits and clothes are strewn across the room, one of five dorms at the Cyrille Domoraud football academy where Bony arrived at the age of 12.
Today, all over China, during what is now commonly referred to as the Spring Festival, passenger trains, buses, and river boats are packed with holiday travelers; shops do a flurry of business selling gifts, new clothes, and festive foods; kitchens are bustling with preparations for elaborate feasts; and streets are filled with the sounds of firecrackers and seasonal greetings.
It was snowing Monday morning, but inside the Frick, where Carolina Herrera presented her fall 2016 collection that morning, a flurry of starlets were sporting barely-there clothes for far warmer climes.
The exhibition offers a flurry of images in which the haircuts and clothes are dated but the sentiments are not.
(VET teacher of clothes processing).
He had just taken a regiment of journalists out in boats to see oiled pelicans, and now, his clothes drenched from a sudden downpour, he was balancing a flurry of phone calls with the demands of the news media.
It is part of a late flurry of rules, joining new standards on the efficiency of water heaters, published in the Federal Register on Wednesday, and clothes washers and commercial heating and cooling equipment, published on Jan . 12
Expect a flurry of feathers.
