It has an adorable scamp, for starters – and plenty besides: the timeless Sicilian locations, the Felliniesque social carnival, the thunderbolt love affair, humanism lashed about as freely as olive oil.
After 5 min, he is treated with the faradic brush, then lashing about, says after a while: "now everything is o.k., I can now feel everything again".
Owens took part in several drills and caught a number of passes from Donovan McNabb, the same quarterback he lashed out about recently.
Throwing discipline to the wind, losing control, and lashing about them in a blind fury.
Aunt Glo would have preferred the deluxe options, and she subjects her dazed nephew to a hilarious tongue-lashing about his refusal to honor the way blacks of their class have traditionally done things.
Same plan followed in Vanities, although presentation of victims to Julius Tannen more open, since celebrities at revue banded about tables, all tense for monologist's quip to lash about their ears.
For much of the excerpt she appeared in silhouette against a luminous panel (Chien-Chang Lee did the lighting), her limbs becoming almost creaturely as they snaked and lashed about the table, accompanied by jazzy, throbbing music.
The self-critical tone was set the first day, when the party chairwoman, Theresa May, gave delegates a tongue-lashing about the bad repute the party had been allowed to fall into.
With the wind lashing about your ears, the rain making a mockery of your shellsuit's pretensions of water resistance, and the swingball set you probably should have brought inside nestled in the upper boughs of next door's tree, you want summer back.
"We have to stop what we're doing and take a look at it," he said in response to a cadet's question after a 35-minute speech that sounded in part like a tongue-lashing about the predatory behavior that has led to questions over character development at the academy and a Pentagon investigation into charges by nearly two dozen women that they had been raped or sexually assaulted as cadets.
