"Where are you living?" My husband pulled up a chair, considered her swift lines, her sharp appraisal of the scene around us. "North London," Laurie shrugged.
Donatella recruited her ideological offspring, Anthony Vaccarello, to revamp the Versus line – and it's doing swift business.
In The Times, Mel Gussow called it "a swift straight line of a play".
Formal simplicity, clarity of colour, immediacy in the handling and a swift graphic line would stamp his work as unmistakably recognisable for the rest of his career.
Painted in reds and blues as luminous as those of Gothic stained glass, it crackles with formal improvisations (one swift white line rescues a large blue zone from incoherence) and wild emotion.
Verdi's story of arrogance, cruelty and mayhem threatens to sink immobile into some swamp of evil, but the minimal gestures and swift plot line with which it has been organized take no detours and never keep us waiting.
Then, with your light blue, (Not white,) go below it and lightly paint another swift slow line.
Her conjunctions of high-keyed and earthen shades, often with swift black lines and chalk-white grounds, first startle, then gladden.
Still, the company's peril has forced me to admit that I like the deep armchairs, the swift checkout lines, and the discounts.
