We turned the corner and there was a splendid neon sign that said "PLAYBOY CASINO," the "S" and the final "O" flickering uncertainly.
In fact, the only problem with Reagan was that his stars were a little too like Lincoln's for comfort.As for her, she was a Republican and a natural elitist, less because of private schools and heroic hairdressing than because her Sun was in Aires, a splendid fire sign that made her imperious, brave, forceful and pioneering.
What cannot be accomplished on such a splendid day?" — signed, "Your friends at Slack".
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But the confused Mets were home last night and had to explain why what was supposed to be a splendid year has shown signs of deterioration.
But whatever Martin Clarke sees he wants and the Mail Online boss is said to be swiping Greig's office with its splendid view for himself, another sign of Mail Online's aggressive advancement within the group; Greig has been offered alternative, less congenial accommodation but work adapting this office has taken weeks.
Chronos lords over St. John Square by way of the splendid sunburst clock, yet this commanding sign of chronological time is balanced by the occult sign of Kairos given up by the stone.
(Cotter) Galleries: Chelsea Mary Grigoriadis: 'Strokescapes: 1970s-1980s' (through May 18) This splendid little exhibition showcases early warning signs of the Pattern and Decoration movement of the early 1970s, which signaled that American painting could be other than abstract and minimal.
"Such are the anomalies and idiosyncrasies of their love life, which is nevertheless a rich love life, a splendid erotic partnership that shows no signs of abating anytime soon".
Among those signed by Lannuier is a splendid, recently discovered round center table (circa 1815-19) of rosewood and mahogany with its top and column legs in white marble.
