Choreographed by her father-in-law, the renowned Odissi master Kelucharan Mohapatra, Ms. Mohapatra's two dances were "Hamsadhwani Pallavi," a sheer-dance item, and "Ardhanariswara," in which the dancer embodies the balance of the two sexes in one being, the union of the mighty Lord Shiva and his delicate wife, Parvati.
Here a fisherman named Pechvarry, whose dying son Ged tried but failed to save, meets the young wizard on his victorious return from Pendor: "'I did not know you were so mighty, my lord.' There was fear in that because he had dared make Ged his friend, but there was reproach in it also.
"Powerful, mighty; noble, great".
They are about ousting illiterate politicians, dethroning the mighty feudal lords, and denouncing the corrupt ruling elite".
"Lose the sharks, the mighty, mysterious lords of the deep, and our planet's oceans would be infinitely poorer places".
(In the same period Hungary underwent its own disintegration, and strong feudal warlords ruled over its different parts. Most of Slovakia was then controlled by the mighty Matúš Čak, lord of Trenčín).
Japan's mighty banks were lording it over international loan markets, and financiers across emerging Asia were riding high on a wave of phenomenal economic growth, propelled by soaring property and equity markets.
He was especially impressive in that first cantata, where he added power to power in the aria "Great lord, O mighty king," supplying vivid ornamentation and giving full weight to the rhetorical grandeur.
In the film, Gael Garcia Bernal plays a mighty and mystical drug lord who battles two brothers, Armando (played by Will Ferrell and Raul Alvarezz (played by Diego Luna), in a bloody drug war.
The comments, complaints and sighs of relief erupted simultaneously, along with a mighty stench (the vomit and lord knows what else).
