The Upper East Side's lone subway line, the Lexington Avenue line, is crammed with commuters during rush hour, leaving East Siders to envy the luxury of three lines on the West Side.
Jon Pareles of The New York Times described the production, writing "The bottom register is swampy synthesizer bass lines that openly emulate Parliament-Funkadelic; the upper end is often a lone keyboard line, whistling or blipping incessantly.
A footpath and lone telephone line connected the two bases.
"We don't like him; we are his enemy," said the burly Mr. Rocha, minutes after hoisting a stingray from the river with a lone fishing line.
Somewhere in between came his lone controversial line: "Republicans must acknowledge that not every dollar spent on the military is necessary or well-spent".
He also has a keen eye for the lone descriptive line in a passage that will unlock its vitality if pressed only slightly.
His pictures here are swift sketches in grease pencil that a child not only could do but has likely already done, such as a stick figure, the Superman insignia, a number ("23"), or a lone drifting line.
The supporting acts brought propulsion and raunch: dance-floor concoctions — generated by computers, samplers and turntables — that could be as sparse as a lone bass line or as dense as (sampled) African drum polyrhythms coupled with booming kick drum.
"It's a quarter after one.... ...... JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS In preparation for a season-ticket surge, animal control experts trap the family of opossums that have nested for generations under the seats near midfield, and the Jaguars' owner, Shahid Khan, confirms that the team's lone phone line has a dial tone.
"Hooting and Howling" started with reverent organ chords and echoey guitar, pared itself down to a lone bass line and vocal, stacked up strummed guitar chords as if heading toward a U2-style rock march, then moved toward a four-on-the-floor dance beat instead, before winding down to a quiet finish.
