In 1962, when he had his first hit, "Lollipops and Roses, Mr. Joness was the handsome, fresh-faced new kid on the block in an already established tradition of honey-dripping lounge lizards who swing.
I do think the decision to cast such handsome, fresh-faced actors as Fili and Kili might be a mistake: clearly there's a need to differentiate Thorin's nephews from the older homunculi on show, but I never imagined youthful dwarves to resemble hairy boy band stars.
Nowadays, chefs and home cooks choose salmon "as fat, handsome and fresh as possible", then simply clean, fillet and freeze it in the freezer, explains chef Shinichi Maeda, who runs An Dining at Ki Niseko in Abuta-Gun, Hokkaido.
To these facts Tóibín adds the supposition that James and Holmes for at least the first night shared the room's lone bed in the nude; the handsome Holmes, fresh from soldiering in the Civil War, is at ease with the situation, but James sleeps badly.
IF HE pulls it off, it will not be the first time, nor the last, that a challenger scenting power in a great democracy will have unseated a tired incumbent by looking handsome and fresh and energetic while saying extraordinarily little of substance or novelty or courage or even consistency.
Gambill was once just like the 19-year-old Hewitt: fresh, handsome and all the rage.
Kennedy was wonderful: a handsome war hero, fresh, and eloquent.
Eclectic décor mixes rustic (mismatched chairs and small, wobbly tables) and elegant (fresh flowers, handsome stemware and an ornate chandelier).
He also uses a slightly thickened corn sauce in a handsome succotash made with fresh peas, fava beans, baby carrots, chanterelles, baby onions and roasted corn kernels.
Mr. Pierce has revamped the interior of the whitewashed villa (formerly the North Korean Embassy) with fresh paint; handsome, made-in-America reading lamps; and tables and chairs that are often full, leaving readers to spill onto the floor.
Strengths evident in a 2009 workshop performance — Ms. Mazzoli's shimmering, surging post-Minimalist flow; Stephen Taylor's haunting manipulation of archival film; alert playing by the Now Ensemble; and the mezzo-soprano Abigail Fischer as a riveting protagonist — remained, enhanced by Alixandra Englund's handsome period costumes and fresh scenes of druggy torpor and religious fervor.
