Almost three of the drama's five and a half hours had passed before a murder plotline developed, by which time an episode of even Midsomer Murders, one of the more stately TV dramas, would be past its final commercial break and into the News at Ten.
Somare's departure was met in Parliament with the stately fanfare that would be expected for a man that is often hailed as the "Father of the Nation". After inspecting an honor guard, he was presented with songs, cultural dances, and speeches by leaders in the public and private sector (Zarriga 2017).
If St. Jean, with its Latin Quarter vigor and teeming streets, reminds one of Paris' Left Bank, then Biarritz, stately and exclusive, would be the Right.
But it kept them working steadily for years thereafter, and fans who found Jackie Brown too stately or deliberate would be more than satisfied by his next film, the blood-spurting two-part Kill Bill epic.
You don't need to have a coat and tie, but if you are able to look presentable and stately, than it would be generally assumed that you are indeed, a piano master.
Her arrivals at her stately Greek Revival residence would be heralded by a moving van from Manhattan that carried silver, china, couture fashions and, perhaps, one of her smaller Picassos, according to The Albany Times Union.
The Anglicans were preserving stately forms of worship that would be used in subsequent centuries, chiefly The Book of Common Prayer of 1549 and 1552.
Ad breaks in TV drama, on the other hand, would be announced with a stately "End of Part One", indicating that they were deliberately positioned, like theatrical intervals.
Each can live to at least 200 years, but more important, each would be a stunning memorial: stately, sheltering and strong, looking better as it gets older.
The huge bulk of the elephant, or of the rhinoceros, must pass unnoticed, the stately giraffe would not be visible, lions, tigers, and bears, would be as invisible as cows or sheep.
