The monument presents Baudelaire swathed like a mummy with his head bare, on a slab a few inches above the ground.
Within days they will unfold to swathe the tree in small, yellow blossoms, each nondescript by itself but presented in such masses as to light up the whole tree for weeks.
Single-crystal X-ray diffraction analysis revealed that 1 mainly exhibits swathe construction, whereas 2 and 3 manifest grating structure.
All patients in the internal rotation group used a sling and swathe.
Customers know they are in a stronger position than the retailers: they can for the most part choose from a swathe of potential presents, while the shops are stuck with the goods they ordered.
When the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics begins, viewers will be presented with a minutely choreographed spectacle swathed in nationalist kitsch.
I'll mention just one, simply labeled as "Squash," which uses four kinds of squash and presents them smoked, spiced, candied and caked, swathed in leaves, and thoroughly delicious.
He was greeted at the airport by a delegation swathed in greens, purples and turquoise, a young girl presenting a bouquet and a military honor guard in white dress uniforms with red trim.
On his second album Lustmore, an eagerly awaited follow-up to 2013's Nostalchic, Howard's signature ingredients are all present: a plethora of samples, an emphasis on texture, and hazy atmospherics, all swathed in layers of bleeding emotion.
Having presented a more romantic, covered-up vision of femininity for autumn/winter, when models were swathed in Little Red Riding Hood-style capes, spring/summer brought sexy back.
From there she gets into the album's possible hit, "Simplesmente," sung half in English, half in Portuguese, and a simple melody presented as a blast of warm air, with bossa-nova guitar and hand-drums becoming swathed in orchestral strings.
