None knows the building's spare sight-lines, its low-budget dramas, better than he.
Cast members sit in plain sight when not acting, surrounding John Pollard's spare, colorless set (a plain room with skeletal overhead beams that evoke the gallows) and serving as stoic witnesses to the horror unfolding within.
This year marks a number of American hundredth anniversaries — Yellow Cab, Wrigley Field, the foxtrot — but spare a moment to consider the centenary of Johnson Smith &… Sometimes, as Edgar Allan Poe mused in "The Purloined Letter," a secret hides in plain sight.
Disappearing in plain sight is easy: instead of crossing the Himalayas, all Gere had to do was not to shave for a few days, don a dirty cloak, and ask people for spare change.
Writers, of course, are spared the sight of their readers.
Viewers were thus spared the sight of Indiana Jones being upstaged by his own moustache.
The young must be spared the sight of wrinkly flesh and grey hair, especially in their places of leisure.
A silver lining is that the folks at home will be spared the sight of some really bad outfits.
Viewers of the movie, denied (or perhaps spared) the sight of Ms. Browning's gyrations, would be more apt to nod off if not for the incessant noise.
I averted my eyes as she took off her clothes, but I was not spared the sight of her cadaverous body, the loose, wrinkled skin and sunken chest.
In any event, I'm glad as an ex-pat to be living in Germany where I'm spared the sight and sound of this pyromaniac, at least.
