Sentence examples for with aureole from inspiring English sources

But if Mr. Taylor let the sun shine in with "Aureole," he has frequently closed the shutters on it since.

The King George was first run in 1951, a year before the Queen's accession, and the monarch took the fourth running of the race with Aureole, who was bred by her father.

But starting with "Aureole" (1962, to Handel) and climaxing in "Esplanade" (1975, to Bach — his most perennially beloved work), Mr. Taylor took much of Graham's modern dance vocabulary and linked it powerfully to the beat, the impulse and the current of music.

This comparison came to mind again on Wednesday night at the David H. Koch Theater, where New York City Ballet opened its program with a sublime performance of "Concerto Barocco," and where the Paul Taylor Dance Company is to begin its spring season next month, starting — hurrah — with "Aureole".

"I vomited with eyes closed and sensed myself a Serpent of Being... covered with Aureole of spiky snakeheads miniatured radiant & many colored around my hands & throat -- my throat bulging like the Beast of Creation, like the Beast of Death".

Surrounded with aureoles of spiky light, they seem to burn right into the film.

At Centrico, a generous $11 portion of guacamole came in a wood chalice of sorts, with an aureole of multicolored chips.

And the Yachts of Seabourn has teamed up with Charlie Palmer (Aureole, Charlie Palmer Steak) to add more than 130 dishes to its menus, including an Asian-spiced duck breast and spinach and corn fritters with sautéed bok choy.

By a using Gauss Seidel based atmospheric code, simulation data of direct and diffuse solar irradiance are generated together with estimated aureole measurements by means of an empirical method derived from experimental data.

The girlfriend of Cannie's mother is a gruff-voiced stereotype, a swimming coach "with an aureole of frizzy reddish hair and skin tanned the color and consistency of old leather"; she weaves for a hobby, and hangs a rainbow-patterned sun catcher in her window.

She came close [with Aureole] in the year [1953] Sir Gordon Richards finally broke his duck and won it.