For others, like the Lerdahl, consideration has been given to illuminating the music.
The closest it comes to illuminating the lyrics is when Ms. Minogue grasps her head while singing the title phrase.
The genre has proved so popular that an entire channel, Investigation Discovery, dedicated to illuminating every gory detail, is now the fastest-growing in cable.
Surveys of candidates in target seats by Conservative Intelligence, a new research group devoted to illuminating the inner workings of the party, reveal quite traditional views.
He is now a registered financial adviser, and his blog, as the name implies, is devoted to illuminating the public about the booby traps of investing.
So his devotion to truthfully portraying his creations — to illuminating the soul of each member of that enormous cast — was a matter of moral necessity.
If we were to make a generalization about the current season, we might say that it is committed to illuminating the pressures of extremely rarified work.
Her most recent work with ACRIA, directly a groundbreaking study of older adults with HIV in New York City, continued her lifelong commitment to illuminating the lives of those she felt underrepresented in our society.
"Collective Consciousness #6" (Brazil) uses paper animation to tell the two-minute odyssey of a piece of trash, while "Eskimal" (Mexico) devotes its nine minutes to illuminating threats to the Arctic.
The Bruce, a teaching museum dedicated, in the words of its Web site, to "illuminating the natural history and aesthetic heritage of the New England region and placing it in national and global context," owns just one Redoubté.
Sponsored by Play for Tomorrow, a consortium of organizations dedicated to illuminating the importance of play in children's development and learning, the celebration will also offer Lego, robot and model car building; sidewalk games; music making and a family dance party; and painting, drawing and collaging on a seven-foot-tall model of the human brain from the Children's Museum of Manhattan.
