She is a sculptor whose works have collected some notable collectors — Mr. Rosen and Mr. Mugrabi among them — and a warm, rosy-cheeked beauty, whose flair inspired a fashion collection by Mr. Jacobs and prompted Tom Ford to include her in the debut runway show of his new women's wear line last fall.
The menu is more expansive, with international flair inspired by her travels.
DiMeola's contributions rely on classically inspired detail, Spanish flair and world-music vision ("Chilean Pipe Song," "Morocco").
Add feminine, spring-inspired flair with a lace pencil skirt and simple crop top like kattanita.
In the octagon, when Cormier grabbed the mic and yelled, with WWE-inspired flair, "Push me now and you'll get slept later, punk!", he revived the spectacle of what makes combat sports gratifying to the masses.
Where to eat If you've been inspired by the Gallic flair on display at the Bowes Museum, follow it up with a visit to the Forresters Hotel in Middleton-in-Teesdale whose menu leans heavily on French classics (forrestersmiddleton.co.uk).
Raised in Hollywood, Joanne Thompson was the eldest of two children of Roy, a plant manager at the General Motors facility in Van Nuys, and Ruth, a homemaker whose head-turning beauty and dramatic flair had inspired her as a younger woman to pursue movie stardom.
A biographical sketch of Fleur Fenton Cowles, editor of the magazines, Look, Quick, and Flair inspires the writer to do a scene from the life of an imaginary woman editor, Hyacinth Beddoes Laffoon.
By S. J. Perelman The New Yorker, July 1 , 1950 P. 20A biographical sketch of Fleur Fenton Cowles, editor of the magazines, Look, Quick, and Flair inspires the writer to do a scene from the life of an imaginary woman editor, Hyacinth Beddoes Laffoon.
The substitutions were inspired, Thomas in particular adding flair to the game and he almost scored minutes after his introduction only to be denied by an excellent save by the overworked Glyn Garner.
