With a dozen glittery, midriff-baring costumes; strobing laser effects; and neon bracelets that were synced to light up with the pulsating beats of the show, her debut 1989 concert was, like all of Swift's tours, an outright spectacle.
A monotone monarch worked her way through a long list that had been handed to her, with the aim of convincing a country that its new government is pulsating with energy and purpose.
Pochettino will rue his team's inability to capitalise on an opening half-hour which was, from a Tottenham perspective, pulsating.
The tiring Bombers looked set to be overrun by the Hawks, who led by as much as 16 points in a pulsating final term, but James Hird's men kicked the last three goals of the match to record a memorable 12.6 (78) to 11.10 (76) win.
White and dead-looking by day, they begin to blush as the unwilling northern dusk gathers, then they start to glow, pulsating with a pinkish light.
This pulsating Champions League semi-final was balanced precariously when the Juventus striker tore into the Real Madrid penalty area and was tripped by Dani Carvajal.
There were 14 lead changes in a pulsating encounter at Etihad Stadium on Saturday night, won 14.13 977) to 14.3 (87) but marred by a serious-looking knee injury to Eagles defender Mitch Brown.
Always remember that in an economics model, everyone is part of a pulsating emergent network of interactions.
This had been his driving force since his first schoolboy fumbles at Stowe, first rampantly homosexual, then generously heterosexual, among anchor chains and on Hampstead Heath, in the backs of vans and in glorious pulsating piles on the floors of stately homes.
Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukNEW YORK CITY'S current health, from its strong economy and pulsating civic culture to its low crime rates (Wall Street aside) and resilience against disaster, should not be taken for granted.
In the afternoon, the community centre is filled with pulsating rhythms, as young mothers dance and practice kickboxing.
