At one splendid point, on 15 Step, the screens unite and point downwards to form a bright turquoise light-roof over the band.
Federer's backhand is in bizarre mode: first slinging the ball into the net to fall behind, then whipping it over and right onto the line for a splendid point.
A joke, sure, but like all good comedians, it does make a rather splendid point: It is harder for founders who don't fit the standard patterns to raise money — and that's a discussion we ought to be having.
Latrell Sprewell, coming off a splendid 35-point performance in 48 minutes against Toronto, was drained and scored 15 points on 6-of-20 shooting.
Every Breath You Take is a splendid focal point, prompting a mass singalong as Sting grins wolfishly from behind his greying beard.
Because the servant's-eye view is always satire-ready, and the person in charge of child care has a splendid vantage point for skewering her employers.
The most splendid power point presentation and a business plan predicting a golden era of income can't feign a good idea.
In 1969, Nadler proved the following; the splendid fixed point theorem for set-valued contractions, which is one of generalizations of the Banach contraction principle [1, 2].
As Richard Ellmann's splendid 1959 biography points out, James Joyce was a strict guardian of his own image.
'The capacity to stage a splendid tableau,' Hughes-Hallett points out, 'is a more important qualification for admission to the gallery of heroes than either survival or success.' What Beckham does with a haircut the hero of an earlier generation might have done by staging an exemplary suicide, or by playing an insouciant game of bowls, or by charging a battery of cannons in a bright red shirt.
