Yet no matter how hard I tried, on Easter Monday I would often wake up drenched in ice cold water as my brothers stood over me grinning.
A sturdy little house sits in a corner, its empty white interior often drenched in Mr. Blow's video.
After their long, exhausting shifts in thin uniforms, often drenched by the rain, the prisoners returned to the main camp.
Even a plate of sautéed snow-pea shoots ($9), a seasonal standard often drenched in soy, garlic and oil, was surprising for its barely adorned goodness.
Like those of the Spanish artist Joaquin Sorolla, with whom she studied, her scenes are Impressionistically lyrical, often drenched in color and quite innocent of innovation.
Candy-colored boots were the uniform during last week's rain as buses and taxi cabs created mini tidal waves along Fifth Avenue, often drenching unsuspecting tourists in flip-flops.
By late November the first squalls of an early winter have often drenched the East Coast, leaving a sodden, sometimes icy spectacle behind them.
The works often fall into the street-lit genre, stories that are set in a gritty landscape populated by thuggish men, devious women and dysfunctional families and are often drenched in violence.
These perfumes, often drenched in super-rich base notes, are better saved for nights out and weekends.
Live Zeppelin was often drenched in improvisation: songs might go in any number of directions once they got going.
