Its gauze-curtained windows offer passersby an appealing, shadowy hint of the serious eating going on inside.
If La Bayadère was not actually about an Indian dancer, then what – with its melodrama of rivalry, deception and death, its Ottoman odalisque gauzes, its mittel-Europa waltzes, its vision of heaven as the Himalayas thronged with ballerinas in white tutus – was it about?
In spite of its "gossamer, gauze, filigree and refinement," Hornaday says, "'Cinderella' drags when it should skip as lightly as its title character when she's late getting home from the ball".
Wouldn't an 1890 daguerreotype of two unknown sisters in a New York photo studio glumly peering at us, or a watercolor on ivory miniature, about 1895, that unveils through its angelic gauze four daughters of a New York shipping millionaire, be primarily of anthropological interest?
"Still Lives" would not be its luminous self without its apricot and mulberry gauze coats, the dull crackle of its silver skirt, the dazzling variety of its fabric textures and a light-appropriating orange hanging, though the orange boots beside it are a little much.
Observed through emotional gauze, its four likable women are symbolic cheerleaders for personal loyalty and wholesome living.
The cyst was isolated from its surroundings with gauze packs.
Regent trickled the oozing inch-long gash with antiseptic and bound it with gauze and adhesive tape, whose excessive swaddling didn't make up for its being several years old; the tape was discolored, and barely stuck.
Regent trickled the oozing inch-long gash with antiseptic and bound it with gauze and adhesive tape, whose excessive swaddling didn't make up for its being several years old; the tape was discoloured, and barely stuck.
Cut out another 15 centimeter (5.9 in) stripe fabric; its stiff lining and gauze; flatten and stick it to bind the two layers as below.
