In one of the show's last paintings (the one I want to take home), a jug, whose ochre hue interpenetrates with that of the wall behind it, abuts a tall box in livid, very pale blue; a corrugated ball, half ochre and half greenish blue, rests on the gray table in what would be the foreground — were not the picture, in its effect, all foreground.
Key was livid and very reluctant to go.
Livid is very proud that their products are manufactured and assembled by hand.
"I told them very directly that I'm livid beyond belief," said state Sen. Kevin de Leon (D-Los Angeles).
As the lovers Sarah-Jane Casey and Peter Saide are intense and alive and livid throughout, and probably very bruised.
Very shortly, what could be read had been, and Livid, knotting the tie strings of his pants vigorously, approached me at the stove.
The BBC lads are livid with this outrage, but he went down very easily, the defender offering no challenge.
"I remember being very hurt and often furious as well as hurt, absolutely livid, with the audacity and covert jealousy of some reviewers," she says.
And my father's face was vivid, livid, and I knew I had done something very bad, that I had made him suffer more than he had to.
"He had lost his serenity, his hands would tremble, his face was usually a livid yellow... he was miserable and in a very bad way.
