Other trappings of the presidential race are falling into place.
The fixtures, art, pillows and other trappings are meant to transport you back to, say, 1968.
The creators of the market envision other trappings of existing markets like derivatives.
He talked about having a mixed economy and a free press and various other trappings of modernity.
Ms. Wai Wai Khaing and her colleagues have cellphones, e-mail accounts and the other trappings of modern communication.
The elegant Spanish colonial building, dating to 1795, is filled with costumes, fake crown jewels, floats and other trappings.
Computers, the Internet, advanced software and all the other trappings of the information age have made workers more efficient.
Some observers argue that MDC ministers have fallen in love with their official cars and other trappings of power.
In the end, despite his Boston Brahmin accent and other trappings of cosmopolitan glamour, Bernstein almost fit the Whitmanesque tag of being a "rough and simple person".
There can be no purse ottomans for them, or other trappings of restaurants that seek to occupy the city's highest tier.
(Some reports have called this an encampment, but this term gives the wrong idea: there were never any tents or other trappings of semi-permanence).
