It all seems touch and go — but give her major points for wit and flair.
A 16-year-old violinist from Wellington, Fla., he was between performances at the Sphinx Competition for black and Latino string players here, having won first prize in the junior division by playing a movement of Mozart's G major Concerto with finesse and flair.
His style is universal, with three major strengths: wide opening knowledge, imaginative tactical flair and, like Carlsen, deep strategic vision in barren positions.
Respect is a major issue in the world of flair.
Players like Severiano Ballesteros, José María Olazábal, Bernhard Langer and Annika Sorenstam, Europeans all, have brought not just success but colour and great character to our golfing lives, winning their major championships with skill and, importantly, flair.
The winsome Olga Guriakova, who sang Elisabetta, has the makings of a major soprano: a radiant voice and dramatic flair.
In 1951 he began performing on the Broadway stage, where he at last emerged as a major leading man and also revealed a flair for comedy in plays such as The Male Animal (1952) and The Tender Trap (1954).
Ms. Ishizaka kept things moving nicely and raised the energy level after intermission, occasionally rising to a touch of virtuosic flair, as in the A major Fugue, which she ended with a private little smile.
Andrew Sarris of The New York Observer felt that "Mr. Fincher's flair for casting is the major asset of his curiously attenuated return to the serial-killer genre.
PAGE 32 Sports BECKHAM LEAVES HIS MARK ON MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER David Beckham has always possessed a flair for the dramatic, so why should it be any different now?
