M. Piaget's table companion, Baroness W. Langer von Langerdorff, a large woman, with foot-high flaming-red hair and brightly rouged cheeks, regarded the centerpiece with a jolly, tolerant manner.
A Trump voodoo doll, a painting of flaming high heels, a bracelet etched with "UNGRABBABLE," a photo of well-manicured middle-fingers, and innumerable depictions of vaginas were on display and all for sale for $100 or less.
Gwen Verdon, whose high-kicking artistry, flaming red hair and head-turning figure made her an unforgettable presence in musicals like "Can-Can," "Damn Yankees" and "Chicago," died yesterday in Woodstock, Vt.
Riders will load into the attraction inside the warehouse-like Terminus building surrounded by heavy-duty winches, high-powered weapons and more flaming 55-gallon drums.
After you've been lobbing flaming insults from the moral high ground, any subsequent climbdown is humiliating.
Among the high points of this trend are the flaming visages of angels in Santa Maria Maggiore, Rome (c. 432 440 ce) and the spiritualized physiognomies of St. Bartholomew and his fellow apostles in the Baptistery of the Orthodox, Ravenna (c. 450).
Be also aware that he knows how to throw flaming metal objects with a high degree of precision.
Most of my New York friends associate rum with giant pink, flaming 2000-calorie umbrella drinks, or high school memories of drinking too much raspberry-flavored Bacardi. .
As for the bourbon, the research was prompted not by consumption of this particular kind of high-test, but by a video of flaming bourbon.
The prototype systems were shown to outperform the commercial systems for flaming and smoldering fires with a high immunity to nuisance sources.
But will flaming cigarette lighters still be held high during "Tuesday's Gone," and how many people in the audience will have packed their air guitars for "Free Bird"?
