President Bush recommended to Mr. Clinton that he keep Mr. Ross, and so Mr. Ross glided seamlessly to become the Clinton administration's special Middle East co-ordinator.
They are young, hip, South Asians in their 20's who glide seamlessly between two cultures, carefully cherry picking from the West to modernize the East.
Weighted down with his Judas moneybags, rootless, usurous, conspiratorial and believing himself to be "chosen", the Jew glided seamlessly into the demonology of the left.
This buys you a smallish bedroom and bathroom, but also service from keen young staff, freedom to flit from one relaxed, rough-luxe public space to another, and to glide seamlessly from exceptionally fresh food at dinner to bed.
Indebted to early Stravinsky as well as Ravel, the shifting sonorities of Métaboles glide seamlessly between the various orchestral sections before uniting them in a blaze of sound at the close.
Throughout this I tried doggedly to penetrate the impenetrable: to do something effectively impossible, which was to show myself and the world that if you took enough exams, and passed them, you could glide seamlessly onwards and upwards.
Now, even amid the relentless rebuilding of Beijing, you can take a leisurely 90 minutes to peer into the two worlds of Pamela, who unlike most European residents spoke fluent Mandarin and glided seamlessly between the Chinese and the Europeans.
The serene tone of the concert, a gala benefit for the hall, was established by Rob Fisher, who conducted the Orchestra of St . Lukes in a performance that glided seamlessly from one beloved number to the next, allowing ample room for the voices to be heard.
With a rare week off after an intense few years cementing her reputation as one of the most versatile actors of her generation – able to glide seamlessly from the black comedy of Shameless to the hyperrealism of Red Riding – she flew to Ibiza with an old school friend.
A Manhattan office, a department store Santa land and more — in Christmas-y colors — glide seamlessly on- and offstage in Paul Black's scenic design, with enormous projections by Hana Sooyeon Kim as children's book illustration-like backdrops.
Styron's finest achievement is her ability to glide seamlessly between the dialect of St. Clair and the cultured language of Connecticut, in well-pitched almost contrapuntal tones, as she pieces together the fragments of each of these women's lives.
