Yet the problem for London design has always been to turn vibrant creativity into cash.
In Durham, the air becomes noticeably less humid and morning commutes slightly cooler, the trees on campus similarly turning vibrant shades of orange and red.
He lost weight and his skin turned a vibrant shade of yellow.
Five years ago, after playing tennis, swimming, sailing and visiting with his grandchildren, her husband suffered a hemorrhagic stroke that, she says, turned a vibrant man into a vegetable, his life sustained by a respirator and feeding tube.
With its batik shops and head-scarf-clad women, the Malay neighborhood of Kampong Glam would seem an unlikely match for couture — but reasonable rents and a prime location have turned the vibrant enclave into a small-scale center for up-and-coming designers.
In a matter of hours, my dark blond hair with natural golden highlights turned a vibrant shade of orange to match the Bain de Soleil Gelee' everybody seemed to use back then (without SPF of course).
In a matter of hours, my dark blond hair with natural golden highlights turned a vibrant shade of orange to match the Bain de Soleil Gelee' everyone slathered on back then (without SPF of course, but oh, that distinctive summer smell!).
What was once timid and a little dull turns vibrant, tangy and impossible to stop eating.
The trees in their backyard and along the newly-paved road turn vibrant shades of red, orange and yellow each autumn as foliage season returns to a road along the Squamscott River in New Hampshire, where the new upscale neighbors are unaware of the protest staged in honor of their arrival.
Powerful hurricanes turn once vibrant cities into unrecognizable landscapes in the aftermath of their damage and destruction.
By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By David Remnick By Malcolm Gladwell By Ceridwen Dovey Cities Before and After Hurricanes Powerful hurricanes turn once vibrant cities into unrecognizable landscapes in the aftermath of their damage and destruction.
