The suffering Christ is flanked by two saints who stand between pierced open-work columns.
The forms are pierced and opened up, and the momentary, unstable poses, with draperies fluttering and tails lashing, give a vivid movement that releases the figures from the Mannerist spell.
Mr. Pierce opened with "La Valse à Mille Temps," a waltz that gradually picks up speed, and though I admired his crisp diction in the frenetic final stanzas, his voice struck me as a little too smooth and polished for this wild carousel ride.
When you get the piercing, make sure that the piercer opens up a package of unused, sterile needles to use for your piercing.
Houses have no roofs, their walls are pierced, they are open to the elements.
You can also check if the chicken is well cooked by piercing and opening a slit.
Visitors to the classics corner will discover Ron Pessolano's light as air hollow vessels made of ailanthus, a wood reminiscent of delicate ivory, with a pierced open-work design suggesting candlelight and the Far East.
Evening dresses were strong and dramatic, with open necklines pierced with more feather shoots.
Its open facade, pierced by oval apertures, presented the interior life of the theater audience as a form of civic spectacle; its "vineyard terrace" seating pattern thrust the actors into the center of the audience, so that the two formed part of a shared community.
Jonathan, Jonathan, your "Everything Is Illuminated" pierced my heart and opened a floodgate of passion for the lost world of the Jews of the shtetl.
You'll struggle to hand back opened cosmetics, pierced earrings or cosmetics and DVDs, CDs and computer games where the seal has been broken.
