This was everywhere: emblazoned across the main stage, hanging from banners and slipped in some guise into every minister's speech.
That was the case, too, with a dessert of late-summer damson plums that appeared in three guises: stuffed into a tender dumpling, frozen into sorbet and poached with cinnamon syrup.
On December 23 Guise fell into a carefully laid trap.
But here they appear in a slightly different guise, piped into and spooned on to deep-fried doughnut fingers.
The animated band, for which the characters served as the sole visual component of album covers, music videos, and concerts, eclipsed the popularity of Blur, allowing Albarn and Hewlett to continue under the Gorillaz guise well into the early 21st century and to earn international adoration.
To be so likable in so many guises without once falling into archness is an accomplishment.
Under various guises Saint Nicholas was transformed into a similar benevolent gift-giving figure in the Netherlands, Belgium, and other northern European countries.
They rob the businesses on an armored car's route, and this gives Mr. Newman another opportunity to try out a few other roles as he slips skillfully into several guises for each pickup point.
Jerusalem artichoke is tricked into myriad guises (roasted cubes, puree, foam) to go with egg-yolk-topped barley risotto dotted with fried capers and baby carrots all wrinkly from butter-basted heat.
The 56 short stories and four novels written by Doyle may have stayed the same but have been adapted, added to, set in modern context and had further possibilities eked out of them so that Holmes has morphed into various guises and physical interpretations across the generations.
