Each room is decorated with a panoply of colors and fabrics.
But in 2015, we'll be moving past that, experts say, with a panoply of products about to be launched.
The spring/summer catwalks were overrun with a panoply of living creatures – and now all those birds, bees and various permutations of beasties are flying off the rails.
Mr. Gabo, who had studied math and physics, became a teacher's assistant in the camp, which teemed with a panoply of diverse groups, including Arabs, Congolese and Ethiopians.
This year the region is Europe's "cultural capital", with a panoply of shows, exhibitions and the like to justify the choice.
With a panoply of archaic flummery, and farcical voting rights, it has always represented a ripe target for the would-be modernisers in British politics.
Consequently, they provide modern-day students and admirers of art with a panoply of original sources and an impressive array of miniature art.
The show will permeate building and grounds with a panoply of the brothers' creations that reveal their ebullient way with color and striking mixes of art and fashion.
Its ad starts with a panoply of people young and old, male and female, black and white and Asian -- professing love for their digital cameras.
That changed in the late 1990s when American lenders, including Citigroup and CapitalOne, pushed into the British market with a panoply of new lending products.
Baartman was thrust onto the stage in Piccadilly, in a skintight, flesh-colored get-up, complete with a panoply of African beads and ostrich feathers.
