Now it's a graceful exhibition space for designer and fashion shows: where well-fed cattle once stood, nicely starved models prance down a catwalk.
Take a look at what happens when this woman tries to stand nicely for a few seconds and you'll understand.
Here, the burnt butter stands up nicely to the ginger's zest.
Two sequences in particular stand out, and would stand alone nicely as shorts: I will always think of them as "Fruit Kebab" and "Runaway Hamster Wheel".
Even without them, though, The Boy in the Dress would stand very nicely on its own two (high-heeled) feet.
Our cabernet sauvignon, a Concha y Toro 2000 from Chile, at $20, was full-bodied and stood up nicely to the hearty food.
The series thus has a meandering, so-what feel to it, but some of the vignettes along the way stand up nicely as set pieces.
The rugged, clunky-looking watches stood out nicely and neatly on the wrists of skateboarders, street dancers, mountain hikers and musicians who began to wear them as a fashion statement.
The nickname arises from the region's plenitude of medical-marijuana dispensaries and cafés — which stand in nicely for the absent Dutch emblems, as they amalgamate a beloved plant, a means of transport, and a rampant vice.
As usual, he stood up nicely, his arms close to his body and his feet not too far apart, ready to go anywhere but not without a reason — the picture of a powerful, decisive intellect unfettered by preconceptions.
