And they do: the dance becomes not arbitrary but mercurial, full of magic, desire, sudden and lovely whims, breathing stillness and propulsive dance.
"Oh, how lovely," Miriam breathes; she is still feeling the Margaritas, a little.
Zander and his Boston Philharmonic Orchestra will try to make up for lost time by offering three performances of Elgar's First, which the composer describes as "floating, intimate, breathing, lovely," at Harvard's Sanders Theater Thursday night and Sunday afternoon, and Saturday night at Jordan Hall.
So here I am, at their latest UK listing, The Bear, in lovely Hay-on-Wye, breathing Welsh mountain air and tripping round to the front door from the tiny car park.
"As Natural as Breathing" was a lovely, bittersweet work.
And that's probably why I desperately want to smoosh a puppy in its lovely fuzzy face until it stops breathing.
Just don't fall off your bed or stop breathing in all those lovely pillows.
When Indian Summers gives itself room to breathe, there is some lovely dialogue.
The procurator of Judea is breathing heavily down my neck -- all that lovely, lovely money is going straight to the Bureau of Internal Revenue tomorrow... Must stop and take my rock-and-roll aunt Alice to the show.
"He was a lovely guy," Weaver said, "who lived and breathed movies".
