Abstracted patterns and angling, often propulsive dance that captured the dancers' big, clear, open way of moving.
Even within the Administration, and among prominent voices in the Republican foreign-policy establishment, there was increasingly open disapproval of moving against Iraq unilaterally, or at all, and opinion polls showed that the American people, too, wanted the U.N. involved.
Wang, a part or full owner of the Islanders since 2000, has left open the option of moving the club, which loses an estimated $20 million per season, after the 2014-15 season.
He has said the team will stay until the lease expires in 2015, but he has left open the possibility of moving the team, perhaps out of the New York area, after that.
He said he was so concerned about finding engineers that he held open the possibility of moving back to Mountain View, Calif., where he had participated in the prestigious incubator program at Y Combinator.
After Sept. 11, even before many of the streets were open and columns of moving trucks rolled in, landlords rushed to curb the outward migration, reducing rents by as much as 25percentt and sweetening the pot with offers of one month free.
Painter was open to the idea of moving toward a future in which Wilson's "footprint will shrink" at Princeton.
Richard Martin, director of historic services for the County Parks Department, said he was "open to the idea" of moving the Duck, but issued a word of caution.
Indeed, Kennedy is a kind of film scenarist who is too literary for film but whose strongest work renders the stage more cinema-like, less intransigent, more open to different ways of moving.
