It often gets lumped in with neighbour Les Menuires as ugly, but actually its wooden lines soften the barren, above-the-treeline setting.
Mr. Sutherland, looking cadaverous and bleary- eyed, and Ms. Archer, grimly stony-faced, hit new career lows with their wooden line readings of the screenplay's unreadable dialogue.
The sweetly sung notes, precisely executed serpentine dance moves and wooden line readings in Usher's performance are shaded by a big awning of a smile that reads like a standing invitation to a perpetual private party.
And on the other side (front) attach the wooden lined handle so you can open and close it without touching the keg.
The Old Testament was edited by Ernst Grabe in 1707-1720, aNewNew Testament in 1786 by Carl Gottfried Woide, in facsimile from wooden type, line for line, without intervals between the words, precisely almost as in original.
It is far from modern, but has a distinct charm, with faded wooden houses lining streets along the shore.
Mickelson waved for him to join them, and Poulter bounced his drive off the wooden bulkhead lining the left side of the fairway.
Bryggen, the city's historic harbour district, is notable for the wooden structures lining the waterfront; it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1979.
The fact that the wooden structures lining the three major shopping streets are not as historic as they look really didn't bother me.
To that end, he has created a dark, moody room that has more of a pub feel; no chairs or tables, just slatted wooden benches lining the walls, where patrons can order from some 32 carefully selected brands of gin.
