A tall, stylish forward, he's moved up after just a year in the Under-21s and by next June could be getting a regular starting place.
Rather like he did at Southampton with Adam Lallana, Rickie Lambert and Jay Rodriguez, Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino is putting together a stylish forward line in which all the components complement each other.
Sometime last spring, Eva Weiss remembered that she had a fondness for clogs so she immediately bought some for her stylish, forward-thinking store, Butter on Atlantic Avenue in the Boerum Hill section of Brooklyn.
The British particularly love hats, says the milliner, and points to the inventiveness of the wartime 'make-do-and-mend' ethos, with stylish, forward-thinking women "making a turban out of their husband's waistcoat".
The strapless gown with embellishment is fashion-forward enough for this stylish star.
Rather, its performance sequences are generally a part of the narrative -- formal and informal rehearsals, spontaneous singing at parties, or stylish flash-forwards to what the show-in-development's production numbers might look like in their final form.
He scored 14 goals in the 1951 52 season as Brighton narrowly failed to mount a successful challenge to Plymouth Argyle for the title, "was again the star of the side", and "was thought by many to be the most stylish inside-forward to play for the Albion".
Italian Fashion has always combined the stylish with the forward thinking.
The single most stylish and fashion-forward Kenyan I have ever known - to this day - male or female - is my ex- who was Kamba.
"If anyone believes that they have to pay off or offer a gratuity to access state space, let us know," Mr. Cuomo said in announcing the charges at his offices in Lower Manhattan, as the models of Fashion Week were striding down the catwalks in Bryant Park and the stylish set was looking forward to Mr. Jacobs's armory show on Friday night.
The director typically practices a kind of stylish, prudent revisionism, moving librettos forward chronologically without venturing too dangerously close to the present.
