In "Arden Court" they return to the essence of modern dance.
"It's not a return to an essence or an origin, it's the formation of a new social alliance, with a new language and a new political culture.
The "F" is Frieza, an iconic villain from the long-running manga series, and this feature-length instalment – only the second this century, after a torrent of them during the 80s and 90s – has been touted as a return to the essence of the series, mainly because creator Akira Toriyama is on scripting duties.
I want you to know that our dance will never end and when I return to my essence and we will be united again.
Rick Klotz, the owner and designer for Freshjive states disillusionment with the world of branding and marketing and a desire to return to the essence of the design practice as reason for this bold new move.
The more constrained Yellen's world becomes, the more her instinct will be to return to the distilled essence of herself, the unrepentant Keynesian; the pressure to demonstrate hawkish capabilities comes from without, and the Keynesian inclinations from within.
Working with Robby Barnett and Jonathan Wolken, Mr. Twist has given the company "Darkness and Light," an engrossing work that seems at once a return to pure Pilobolus essence and a complete departure from basic Pilobolism.
The corporeal world will return to its incorporeal essence, and place understood as the extension will return back into its cause or reason as a definition in the mind (V.889d).
The focus returned to the essence of its creation house music.
"Hall Pass," greeted as a partial return to form, was in essence an Apatow-style family-values buddy movie.
Harrington's prescription was a broad federal jobs program, in essence a return to the New Deal's strategy for coping with the Great Depression.
