On this trip, they ran up and down the hallways of the hotel, their high, sweet voices ringing out, giggling and giddy with liberation.
She's also the keeper of a high, sweet-tart voice, which communicates girlish softness along with its shiver of hauteur.
A lyric soprano who can float a dreamy melodic line like milkweed drifting over a field of daisies, Ms. Andreas has a high, sweet voice with a fast-pulsing vibrato that conveys the hint of sob.
Behind a glass partition a hundred and five musicians played along to the movie's opening images, projected on a large screen: a first-person flying rush over misty, lush Pandora, Jake's eye opening (duhduhduhduh), an architectural, Erector-set-like spaceship (woodwinds!), images of planets accompanied by a high sweet trumpet.
So there were some good revivals ("Private Lives," "Morning's at Seven"), some so-so revivals ("The Crucible," "Oklahoma!"), one failed musical of high ambitions ("Sweet Smell of Success") and the standard crowd-pleasing musical of low ambitions ("Thoroughly Modern Millie").
The result is that, whereas MacMillan's ballets brutally but excitingly addressed and undressed the sexual hypocrisy of high society, "Sweet Violets" goes further (it opens with a bedroom sex scene that ends in the man murdering the woman) by desensationalizing sex and female flesh.
Previous research had demonstrated a higher consumption of high density sweet foods [ 25].
Purveyors of high quality sweets are on the move, and like guerrilla fighters for your taste buds, they arrive in trucks at favored New York locales.
The operations accelerated after the discovery of an estimated 250 million barrels of retrievable reserves of high-quality sweet crude oil in the Skrugard field in April, the seventh-largest oil or gas find in the world this year.
7 An advantageous shift away from consumption of high-fat and sweet food after RYGB surgery has been reported in animal and human studies.
