Its lively, outgoing flute line is built of gracefully angular, lyrical melodies and stretches of flighty figuration, set against mildly brash orchestral scoring.
Inside are rich parquet wood floors, gracefully curving molding, mirrors built into the space above the marble mantelpieces and pictures seemingly painted directly onto the wall above the carved double doors between rooms.
Very little is stale, either, and Mr. Allen has gracefully evaded the trap built by his grouchy admirers and unkind critics — I'm not alone in fitting both descriptions — who complain when he repeats himself and also when he experiments.
Built in 1839, it arches gracefully and still carries Route 40's heavy traffic.
"Twitter was built so it can degrade gracefully to every device," says Dorsey.
Grete Waitz was always on the way, with that lithe body that was built to travel long distances economically, gracefully.
Built in the 15th century and now gracefully restored as an agriturismo, it's where the Italian segments of "The English Patient" were filmed.
Tuesday, Eastern time — when the rocket ship built by his company, SpaceX, lifted off gracefully in a nighttime launching and arced off in a streak of light amid loud applause.
It moved gracefully between three time periods (1922, 1933 and 1968) and built toward a flurry of last-minute revelations.
Built of earth, stone and palm, the Berber villages decay gracefully, returning themselves to the earth.
We passed the United Nations, built on what had been slaughterhouses, and waved hello to Carl Schurz Park, sloping gracefully down to meet us.
