But he was in motion now, striding briskly down the fairway, smiling for the first time all day.
November 7 2014 The dynamic American foursome, now striding confidently into mid-career, is an honored guest on the Society's roster this year.
The new power trip selling to women is that they can now stride, as opposed to mince painfully along, in glamorous shoes.
It then goes on to detail how Crowe is now "striding through the forest" instead of "plodding along the street" as he was wont to do last month.
(Brantley) 'LA CAGE AUX FOLLES' (Tony Award, Best Musical Revival 2005) Robert Goulet is now striding gallantly through this garish revival of the Jerry Hermusicalvey Fierstein musical.
Now Stride, the four-year-old brand from the Cadbury division of Kraft Foods, has brought the idea to life with the introduction of Stride Shift, two gum varieties that change flavors, called Berry-to-Mint and Citrus-to-Mint.
Gerald Schoenfeld Theater, 236 West 45th Street, (212 239-6200, closing on Sunday.(Brantley) 'LA CAGE AUX FOLLES' (Tony Award, Best Musical Revival 2005) Robert Goulet is now striding gallantly through this garish revival of the Jerry Hermusicalvey Fierstein musical.
This version features Isao Tomita's electronic interpretation of the much-abused Ravel composition, and sets a pair of dancers mostly next to each other, now fluidly windmilling their arms from the elbows while shifting their weight side to side, now striding to the lip of the stage to offer their bored cocktail-party faces to their public.
If you're a fan of Van Gogh's Sunflowers or A Wheatfield, with Cypresses, or even Bosschaert the Elder's A Still Life of Flowers in a Wan-Li Vase, you can now stride out, colourfully adorned in one of the world's greatest paintings.
More feathers!" To a conservative crowd, which is the crowd that votes in Republican primaries, these candidates can now stride in as conquering heroes, empowered survivors of another cowardly ambush by the "liberal media".
