His performance brought him to the attention of the producers of "Superfly," who fell in love with his rugged, street-smart interpretation of Priest, a k a Superfly, an ultra-violent cocaine dealer who wants out of the business after one last big score.
Cécile McLorin Salvant, "For One to Love" (Mack Avenue): This young jazz singer broke out several years ago with her smart, showy interpretations of durable standards and obscure curios.
The International Association for Smart Learning Environments (IASLE: http://www.iasle.net/) provides a broad interpretation of what a smart learning environment is.
The recently formed International Association for Smart Learning Environments (IASLE; see http://www.iasle.net/) associated with this journal embraces a broad interpretation of what constitutes a smart learning environment.
Smart phones have created a whole new interpretation of the traditional "workaholic" trope.
Mr. Nasworthy's interpretation of chophouse cuisine was careful, smart and refined, although the desserts were still a punt.
She is smart, intellectual, philosophical and maintains that her own interpretation of the world is real and that her feelings towards Hugo are reciprocated.
Laurence Binyon, in 1934, believed that religion played a major role in how society viewed Smart: "Smart's madness seems to have taken the form of a literal interpretation of the injunction Pray without ceasing.
The Brumbies were smarter at the break down, playing to the referee's loose interpretation of releasing the tackler and not playing the ball and scrum half Ben Youngs was becoming totally frustrated.
The TFA slogan 'Work Hard, Get Smart' is not only an encouragement to work hard--it is also an interpretation of how the world works.
Sex appeal - 10 The first popular interpretation of a vampire as a sex symbol, Barnabas is seductive and smart (and soon to be a movie creature portrayed by no less than Johnny Depp).
