For a really wild "frontier flair", ask a parent to saw buttons from antlers: any species will be fine.
His plan was to give the Wild Horse a link to Nevada's past, some Wild West flair and a crowd of new customers, but he has run into some opposition: a rival is fighting to call his own brothel the Mustang Ranch.
"It's more interesting even than a 250 GTO, because it's so extreme in what it debuted, so wild with Italian flair, yet it all comes together so well in the car," he said.
Her attention to text was also notable in songs like Charles Villiers Stanford's "Belle Dame Sans Merci," in which she sang the phrase "and her eyes were wild" with theatrical flair.
For glorious vocal sound, no one right now can match Audra McDonald, whose mixture of theatrical flair and wild adventurousness suggest a more highbrow answer to the young Barbra Streisand.
The same was true of the National Theatre's stagings of His Dark Materials and most particularly Jamila Gavin's Coram Boy, directed with wild visual and musical flair by Melly Still.
If Moody were in a rock band, he'd be the drummer, with a flair for wild, showy solos that occasionally go on too long or indulge in fancy feats of skill impressive only to other drummers but that can also, when they find their own logic and their groove, awe and energize.
Along with his friend Theo Fennell, six years his senior, Webster has rebranded the jeweller as an artist rather than an artisan, a chap of flair and wild imagination rather than just the ability to attach diamonds to sapphires on a circlet of gold.
As a primary candidate, Wild showed an occasional flair for populist rhetoric. .
