Around the auditorium a half-dozen diminutive structures -- a gazebo here, a loggia there -- were arrayed in cascading tiers as if set on a hillside.
The windows of Dolce & Gabbana spilled over with kumquats, purple grapes, pecans, and marzipan, as if set for a holiday feast.
Visually, his films are simple and economic, with scenes portrayed as if set on a stage.
Brooklyn, stand up!" Diamante himself stood up, as if to set the example, as he does every night — a ritualistic clarion call that awkwardly encapsulates what it means to be a Brooklyn Net in Year 1.
As this metaphysical fairy tale reiterates, as if setting out to prove an elaborate equation, her intuition is correct.
Likewise, it makes no sense to speak of the set-theoretical intersection of π and √ -1), if both are expressed as sets of sets of sets (ad infinitum).
"We're in a business meeting," he said, as if setting terms.
He calmly floated the ball toward the rim, as if setting off a balloon.
Then, as if setting the agenda for the 2014 Sochi Games, Schröcksnadel smiled.
There was a semicircle of rocks around its base, as if setting off the area for offerings.
