Sentence examples for in trippy from inspiring English sources
Third, Facebook money is already in Trippy: Randi Zuckerberg, Mark's sister, is an investor.
The in-flight movie (video by Ms. Rogers) shows bodies in jumpsuits in trippy midair constellations.
She sent out models in signature sex kitten Versace that was executed in trippy pastels and optical prints, swirling with baroque curlicues and Wonderland motifs of hearts, pocket watches, playing cards and mushrooms.
The first Thundercat album — "The Golden Age of Apocalypse," released on Brainfeeder in 2011 and likewise a Flying Lotus production — bathed Mr. Bruner in trippy atmosphere, with ample allusion to the jazz funk and fusion of the 1970s.
And, like all kiddies born in the '50s, she had access to the abundant legal cultural intoxicants of the day: Technicolor film, with its perverse hyper-coloration; Busby Berkeley musicalson late-night TV; Disney's lurid reimaginings of time-worn fables that, dusted off, were rendered as cartoons tinted in trippy pastels.
Assuring us that she "is an unusually receptive woman" who felt "honored to be admitted into the presence of so many designers and to have been granted access to this special world," the editors did a "My Fair Lady" number on her, dressing her in trippy outfits, posing and photographing her as the next Audrey Hepburn.
Ben Mee struck for the first time in the top flight when he headed in Trippier's corner after Julián Speroni was stranded in no-man's land.
Take away any one element — Selway's flickering rhythmic grid, for example, fierce in execution and trippy in effect — and Radiohead are a different band.
Take away any one element Selway's flickering rhythmic grid, for example, fierce in execution and trippy in effect and Radiohead are a different band.
But Mancuso was less interested in nonstop mixing than he was in conjuring trippy, contemplative, all-night vibes.
In a trippy nod to Fred Astaire's ceiling dance in "Royal Wedding," Mr. Bokaer might appear to be standing on one wall or sliding down another.
