He was nearly seventy, small, neatly dressed in jacket and tie and gray flannel pants, totally adorable.
In the second part, earthly lives recede as they gradually reappear, nearly all dressed in white.
Until then, Blue Hill's understatedly elegant dining room will remain nearly unrecognizable, dressed up — or down, really — as a new restaurant called wastED.
Until then, Blue Hill's understatedly elegant dining room will remain nearly unrecognizable, dressed up—or down, really as a new restaurant called wastED.
The newspaper woman, the dye sellers, the coca merchants under their green awnings, as well as sundry transient vendors lining the four corners and eight sidewalks, were nearly all dressed in this expensive fashion.
When she strides through her laboratory, at Mount Sinai, Schiller — nearly always dressed in understated outfits designed by her sister, Yael, in Tel Aviv — carries herself more like a Middle European aristocrat than like a woman who grew up in a scruffy suburb of Tel Aviv.
In an empty field, in a heavy downpour in the middle of the rainy season in one of the world's wettest countries, was a small group of women, nearly all dressed in white, throwing their arms to the sky and dancing and singing, drenched from head to toe, calling to God to bring an end to war.
A stand-up comedian who mans the ring, and the rafters, with his nearly identically dressed sidekick, Zeke, he delivers ad libs (like tethering himself to the fabric used by the aerialists or mimicking an unexpectedly provocative move by a young girl in the dance competition) that a lesser professional would milk too hard.
The day before the bulls steam through Pamplona's streets, its the turn of locals and foreigners — nearly all dressed in white; red handkerchiefs tied around necks once the chupinazo has been fired.
Nearly everyone is dressed up and drinking cocktails.
