Dancers wear multicolored outfits and form a team with a violinist and a harpist that represents their village or community.
Tucked inside the bag was a wallet-sized Lisa Frank notebook with a multicolored front covered in dolphins and penguins.
And again the click, and the fantastic, multicolored stars, like spinning Ferris wheels, and that very same "air…shining with the blue fire" — a momentary vision — and again gloom.
Legs and arms stuck out of her any old how, her navel and her nose were chasing each other across her back, the windmill of her torso was inlaid with the multicolored satins of her dress, and one foot, encased in an enormous high-heeled shoe, shot up skyward. . . .
There were kebab joints and supermarkets, a school with multicolored windows.
With a hearty "Hey!," the company, in multicolored rehearsal clothes, got things moving.
They entered the living room, where there were multicolored lights in brass lanterns, blue glass bottles from Hebron, Bedouin weavings on the walls, cushions on the floor — the kind of baroque pseudo-Orientalism that Ravitch disdained.
They met in the Vice-President's Ceremonial Office, a room with multicolored ornamental stencilling on the walls, gold chandeliers, and two black marble fireplaces.
While the outer boroughs deal with still-white roads and curbs buried under walls of plowed refuse, Times Square is revealing its multicolored painted sidewalks, thanks to dump trucks carting off the blizzard's remains.
Morse was dressed for his class in an "Ask Mr. Traffic" T-shirt and a vest embroidered with multicolored license plates, a gift from "a designer called Nicole Miller".
In the basement is a map of the world stuck with multicolored pins.
