Keep going, practising smoothness and grace, and trying not to pause in a closed first position between every time -- try to just keep the smooth circle.
For the quality of its engineering, its smooth, cylindrical structure graced the cover of Scientific American, an American scholarly magazine.
Film-making is blind instinct, petty calculations, smooth generalship, daydreaming, pigheadedness, grace, bluff, risk".
Mr. Sherrill, an actor from Atlanta, where the show originated, is a poised performer with a subtle physical grace; his smooth re-enactment of the invalid bidden by Jesus to walk is touching because it is underplayed.
When baseball fans enjoy his smooth batting stroke or grace in the field, they are also seeing a man who is grateful that his children have made new friends.
The sculptural physicality of the images, a 3-D explosion without glasses, embodies that violence while preserving the antagonists' innocent grace; love smooths things out to a dreamy and reflective shine.
After summering in his castle on Lake Como, the smooth star chugs in to grace the film festival every year, giving it a Nespresso shot of Hollywood glamour and a dose of good grace as he smiles through the indignities of the press conferences.
Shot in widescreen and color by Coutard, Contempt is almost ridiculously gorgeous to look at, inflected primarily by Godard's career-long obsession with the color red (JLG loves red almost as much as Michael Powell did), and graced with enviably smooth and elegant tracking shots, some of enormous length and complexity.
Intended as an antidote to institution, the design is anything but utilitarian; while there are areas that can be used for therapy, the smooth curves and soft planting would grace any garden.
A week after Michael Flynn's abrupt fall from grace, President Trump will smooth things over with a national security adviser that at least some people can agree on.
