Out from the back door popped Ursula Eagly, looking like a Hollywood starlet in a vivid green dress; trailing behind was a piece of white fabric that she used to wrap her head like a turban before winding it around the rest of her body.
The set piece Battle of Britain, with its swooping vapour trails against vivid blue, and Battle of Germany, with its fiery explosion-red sky and huge moon, are among his late masterpieces, though given their subject matter they seem to offer almost too much beauty.
That handicap has been on vivid display on the campaign trail, where Mr. Thompson describes waiting in line for two hours to vote for Mr. Obama, an experience he says helped motivate him to run for mayor.
Vivid words create more vivid pictures.
The Trail of '98 (1910) is a vivid novel of men and conditions in the Klondike.
Most vivid is Epstein's portrait of the lovely Jinling, "trailing scent like an elegant scarf, an exotic blend of gardenia and musk".
Jiuzhaigou Valley - Nestled in the mountains of the Sichuan province of southwest China, the Jiuzhaigou Valley is a wonderland of waterfalls, trails, villages, and crystal-clear glacial lakes in vivid hues of blue, green, and turquoise.
Eating cheap, dehydrated meals on the trail, and sleeping in a tiny tent, she is absurdly vivid about the comforts she misses.
THE RELATION BETWEEN topography and species richness is vivid as Baker's group leaves the Altiplano and, following an old Incan trail, descends the Andes' eastern flank into the cloud forest.
