It opened with a suite of dances full of turn-of-the-century exoticism by Graham's teachers Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shawn, together with one such piece, "Three Gopi Maidens" (1926), by Graham herself.
The way she interprets her life for us — full of turning points, each event urgently meaningful — that's her character.
In a year that was full of turning points, the Union war effort had reached yet another: the federal government now had the power to override state officials and compel citizens to serve.
By the late 70's, when I first read the Nancy Drew mysteries, they had already become historical fiction: a series created in 1930, revised in 1959, and full of turns of phrase that seemed quaint in the disco era.
After years they do not remember that once they perceived and thought differently, and they recall their research not as a winding road, full of turns, blind steps, successes resulting from compensation of accidental errors, etc.
The story, by Brian K. Vaughn, is thoroughly twisted and full of turns by this issue, and new readers should definitely go back to the start to understand this looping and elegant plot.
If you are full of charm, turn it down a little at her, just keep respect for her.
Elsewhere I have even been enchanted by ballet galas full of star turns that nonetheless excluded any fouetté turns and included good comedy and valuable new choreography.
AGES 10 AND UP -- Many children will remain turned off, but a whimsical and striking-looking film full of quirky turns, characters and sights will intrigue others.
For an experienced gamer it is full of refreshing turns.
Folklore is full of people turned into swans.
