Brisk ensembles opened and closed the ballet, and there were effective vignettes for small casts.
Morally inspiring biblical or mythological vignettes for the manor or cottage?
Susan Rethorst's "Hover" offers a witty, sensual series of nonnarrative, personality-infused vignettes for an all-female cast of eight.
As the Tory party's tragedy unfolds, Sergeant does serve up some wonderful vignettes for the political anorak.
As relationships form and disintegrate, the dances grow in size; duets become vignettes for three or more.
In the showroom space, vignettes for ranges and wall ovens are separated through the canny use of cabinetry, lighting and panels holding photographs of New York City scenes.
His woodcuts for books and vignettes for Wedgwood (the alphabet mug, the boat-race bowl), are regularly described as witty and charming.
In one of the vignettes for OxiClean, for example, stocky college football players don prom dresses and roll in a field of blueberry pies.
The show exudes wit — creating short vignettes, for example, to explain the elastic uses of the word "Inshallah," or "God willing," including "be patient," "scram" and "dream on".
Steve Horn, Inc. filmed the commercial which consists of 5 interlocking but unrelated vignettes, for N.W. Ayer, A.T.&T.'s ad agency.
Leiber and Stoller's slangy vignettes for the Coasters captured teenage exuberance with the same acute ear for slang that Chuck Berry had.
