Measurable in inches or in yards, these surfaces have been variously drawn, painted or written on, sometimes all three.
Rejecting rhyme as "the jingling sound of like endings," Milton prefers a measure that is not end-stopped, so that he may employ enjambment (run-on lines) with "the sense variously drawn out from one verse into another".
Few versions stray too far from the Cale arrangement but lyrics are variously drawn from any number of the 15 verses that Cohen faxed to Cale all those years ago.
On one level, you could argue that they aren't really offering anything new – their sound variously draws on grunge, shoegazing and the krautrock pulse of Neu! – but the songs really sparkle, and Ellie Rowsell is an authentically charismatic frontwoman.
In Europe, fans of the Italian "giallo" genre have seen directors as influential as Mario Bava and Lucio Fulci variously draw upon the writings of the so-called godfather of modern horror, while a collaboration between Dario Argento and George Romero spawned one of the most neglected Poe spin-offs in the shape of 1990's eerie (and frequently gory) Two Evil Eyes.
The cancer drug programs were models of laboratory experimentalism extended into clinical experiments; they variously drew on antibacterial research and therapies, especially those for tuberculosis.
The room is full of Western history's favorite ancient figures, at times variously identified, drawing on the floor, fondling globes, or penning the texts which would later burn to ash in the fire that consumed the Library of Alexandria.
The others were drawn variously by curiosity, a passion for local real estate dealings and the chance to witness in public a transaction that is usually intensely private.
The Berlin Philharmonic and its music director, Simon Rattle, said they wanted more productions than Salzburg could allow — although in fact, as in Salzburg, there is just one opera production here — and the ability to give a broader range of concerts variously configured with players drawn from its personnel.
Drawing variously on choreography, filmmaking, and theatre, Monk has mapped a world that never quite existed in the history of the arts.
Some poets were determined to bear witness to the events of their age, some sought to further assimilate traditional Korean values, while others drew variously on Western traditions to enrich their work.
