"So it's a date?" Diane Abbott says, fluttering her eyelashes coquettishly, playing along brilliantly.
She auditioned for Fellini's "City of Women" but, when pressed to commit, merely fluttered her eyelashes, the eternal soubrette.
Curiously, as much as Ashley Arcement preens and flutters her eyelashes as the surgically augmented Val, neither she nor her humorous "Dance: Ten; Looks: Three" number makes much of an impression.
For Sophie's information, Sally's been hot on Tim for ages, fluttering her eyelashes from beneath her fringe like a Readers Wives Ladyy Di and inviting him over to set her wonky brackets straight.
Opera is what Chinese performers call a "leading-role" form, a showcase for the art of the actor: practitioners spend a lifetime honing one rigidly defined character type – the virile warrior, the aged scholar, the virtuous empress, the giddy courtesan wafting her robes and fluttering her eyelashes.
She fluttered her eyelashes, and drifted off to sleep.
In another video, More can be seen, draped in luscious red fabric with a striking scarlet lip, fluttering her eyelashes at the camera while teasing that she's "far too expensive" for you.
Nico also swings by briefly, fluttering her feathery eyelashes.
Morgan leans on the moving hand-rail and envisions a peacock fluffing its feathers as the young girl flutters her mascaraed eyelashes: an ornamental but useless creature.
Her eyelashes will flutter, her bosom will rise and fall.
