"Tracking the Earth" is another vignette with a larger context.
A little vignette with made-up numbers may shed some light.
Mounted on black metal stands, they could be part of a desktop vignette with other objects of interest, she suggested.
When she plays the vignette with Jack Sutherland, who has a theater background, as the overseer, she gets most emotional.
Then, after coming up with a concept, he created a vignette with models — family, friends or professionals — and photographed it.
Every 2-3 wemailsemails will be sent out with an image as well as clinical vignette with a question usually focusing on the diagnosis.
As part of the employment lawyer survey, respondents were asked to respond to a vignette with key plaintiff-level, organizational, and institutional variables randomly manipulated.
Bałka's Pond might almost be a bucolic, romantic vignette, with its trees and little pond, the off-camera voices of children, a church bell, wind in the microphone.
In Russell's film, this is escalated to a grotesque vomit and urine-splashed vignette, with Rambova and Valentino in adjoining cells on their wedding night.
Set in the 12 days leading up to and just after Hurricane Katrina, the novel presents each day as a distinct vignette with the punch of a story.
But this is no cosy bedtime vignette with a yawning, pyjama-clad toddler perched on a parent's knee: Phoebe is 17 years old and she is drinking coffee and eating breakfast as she listens, before heading out to school.
