These are both very readable forms, and much gorgeous prose can be found stretched on their frames.
One of the great joys of the show was seeing and hearing McCaslin, whose saxophone virtuosity had provided so much gorgeous melancholy on "Blackstar," playing Bowie's sax-heavy eighties hits — "Blue Jean" and all the rest.
There is a little too much pussyfooting around the question of how physical Fleming and Mr. Lieberman ever become, a little too much metaphor, a little too much gorgeous writing and nuance.
With a physique that much more gorgeous than most, he is exquisitely well designed for superior performance.
This static environment is disrupted when Masha returns home, bringing with her a flurry of drama, an endless litany of insecurity, and a much younger, gorgeous, dimwitted lover named Spike.
The plays for which Dorset Garden was built, the "machine plays" of the 1670s and '80s and the operas of the '90s, were a category to themselves, different from ordinary serious drama: more static, more mythological, much more gorgeous, infinitely more expensive.
Yesterday's 73 minute special event, introducing the iPad mini, new MacBook Pro, Mac Mini and iMac was, in Apple's words amazing, great, the best, incredible, tremendous, fantastic, incredible, gorgeous and much much more.
But it was hard to dislike anything too much on a gorgeous evening.
Mr. Cornejo made much of his gorgeous lines and crisp turning jumps, as well as a fedora hat, pulled low.
What was wonderful was how much livelier the gorgeous landscape of this city became when this cadre of exotic creatures in all their raiment — skyscraper stilettos, lace mantillas, riding habits, Mr. Pearl corsets and bondage boots — made their invasion.
"Red-Eye" begins with a witty prologue presented by Jeremy Wilhelm (who sings much of the gorgeous score in a firm, appealing tenor) in the guise of a park ranger named Steve, in charge of the Edgar Allan Poe House in Philadelphia, where Poe spent six of his most productive years.
