He is often dressed formally even for late-night meetings at his home.
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Dressed formally, she displays her red, bound diploma with a smile of accomplishment.
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She was dressed formally and seemed intently focused on the business at hand.
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But the shadow defence secretary, dressed formally, as ever, in a three-piece suit, had other ideas.
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The children dressed formally and alike most times -- even when they played outside or went to the beach.
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The children dressed formally and alike most times -- even when they played outside or went to the beach.
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He was tall and dressed formally in a suit, but shook my hand warmly and invited me into his home.
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The groom also dressed formally for the occasion, wearing a black jacket, cream-colored vest and a pair of striped pants.
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The groom also was dressed formally for the occasion, wearing a black jacket, a cream-colored vest and a pair of striped pants.
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Screenshot: Project VeritasIn the videos, Norai is dressed formally, wearing a tie and a black suit vest, his long hair pulled back in a ponytail.
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Typically, the only time they're seen in public is during big events and ceremonies, where they're dressed formally and conducting themselves in a serious, regal fashion.
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"New Jersey and my man with the beard …❤️" Curtis wrote, wearing a black dress as her new man was dressed formally in a suit and tie.
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She was dressed formally, with a dark wig covering her hair to meet the modesty requirements of her sect, and a tailored business suit, its skirt reaching below her knees.
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Apps like Didi and Uber are banned from using their own drivers in Japan, meaning they have to partner with official taxi services where drivers are often dressed formally in a suit, hat and gloves.
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I was pointed down a corridor lined with designer stores and other bars, as tourists and guests milled around — the clientele weren't dressed formally, but I wondered whether this would be the case in Ossiano.
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Speaking from a teleprompter and dressed formally in suit and tie, he used his first trip back to New Hampshire since the impeachment investigation got underway to both taunt and condemn Mr. Trump in remarkably stark language.
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316 (best friend), p. 557 (first name basis). Du Bois was something of a dandy – he dressed formally, carried a walking stick, and walked with an air of confidence and dignity.Lewis, pp.
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Setrákus Ra catches them. Five stabs Setrákus Ra and the blow injures Ella. She loses consciousness. Ella wakes up dressed formally for the invasion, with a Mogadorian injection of something disgusting where she was stabbed.
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He is physically described in Think Fast, Mr. Moto: > Mr. Moto was a small man, delicate, almost fragile. … He was dressed > formally in a morning coat and striped trousers. His black hair was > carefully brushed in the Prussian style. He was smiling, showing a row of > shiny gold-filled teeth, and as he smiled he drew in his breath with a > polite, soft sibilant sound.
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Toward the end of the 1970s, Corea embarked on a series of concerts and two albums with Hancock. These concerts were presented in elegant settings with both pianists dressed formally and performing on Yamaha concert grand pianos. The two traded playing each other's compositions, as well as pieces by other composers such as Béla Bartók. In 1982, Corea performed The Meeting, a live duet with the classical pianist Friedrich Gulda.
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Depicted in the print is the seventy-one-year-old Nishimuraya Yohachi, seated on his mattress and bedding in front of a painted byōbu (屏風) folding screen. He is dressed formally in a winter haori coat and kimono, both decorated with a pattern of repeated 寿 (kotobuki) characters. Not only does this character signify "longevity,"Romajidesu.com but it is also the second character in Eijudō (永寿堂), the name of Nishimuraya's shop.
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The first time, it is set up for a frivolous banquet, with many different people dressed formally. The second time she enters it, the room is set up as if it were a busy park sidewalk, with many people dressed in work clothes ignoring her. She decides to sit down at a park bench. miwa later finds a birdcage, and the scene switches to depicting her trapped inside the birdcage, with the floor littered with sheet music.
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A woman in an equestrian riding habit with a stock tie around her neck Thomas Jefferson portrait, wearing a stock tie A stock tie, or stock, is a tie worn around the neck of equestrians dressed formally for a hunt or certain competitive events. Most equestrian competition rules require it to be white. It is mandated attire for use in dressage and the dressage phase of eventing. Use of the stock tie also is seen in show jumping and fox hunting.
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Tom McDowell was a private person and never sought or exploited the public status or limelight that goes with being a newspaper publisher. But he was an extraordinary presence in "the bunker", his office in D'Olier Street. He always dressed formally and though he was somewhat aloof, he knew every employee. During his visit to the new The Irish Times offices on Tara Street, in June 2008 for the unveiling of a portrait of him by Andrew Festing, he described the newspaper and his family as the two loves of his life.
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In the episode, West's fictionalized persona displays similar deluded characteristics to the later Family Guy character, such as believing a race of megalomaniac mole-people lives under a local golf course. However, he dressed formally and behaved slightly similarly to his character in the 1960s series of Batman. MacFarlane found West's character and performance in Johnny Bravo so funny that he created a similar character for Family Guy. Following the real Adam West's death on June 9, 2017, Mayor West died offscreen in Family Guy as revealed in the episode "Adam West High".
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As the song builds up to the first verse, they are depicted in the living room of a hazy-looking apartment, and Kills smiles at him, who kisses her. They start to involve physically, however he pushes her away and opts to smoke a cigar; Kills, simultaneously, takes several pills. As they start to hallucinate, images of dilated pupils appear quickly on the screen and they are shown on the same setting dressed formally. They leave the apartment and drive to a bar—still smoking—and as they reach there, Kills observes an empty stage and decides to sing there.
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On The Ed Sullivan Show in 1960 Television host Steve Allen, who originated the Tonight Show, said he was "struck by how amateur he seemed," but added that the observation was not meant as a criticism, but as a "compliment". He noted that all the previous successful comics dressed formally, were glib and well-rehearsed, and were always in control of their audiences. Allen said that Sahl's "very un-show business manner was one of the things I liked when I first saw him work." Sahl dressed casually, with no tie and usually wearing his trademark V-neck campus- style sweater.
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McKinley arrives at the Temple of Music On the morning of Friday, September 6, 1901, McKinley dressed formally as usual, then departed the Milburn House for a stroll through the neighborhood. The President nearly slipped away unguarded; when the police and soldiers noticed him leaving, they hurried after him. Czolgosz also rose early with the intent of lining up for the public reception at the Temple of Music; he reached the Exposition gates at 8:30 a.m., in time to see the President pass in his carriage en route to the train station for the visit to Niagara Falls.
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Promotional video for "Maljčiki" followed the release of the Paket aranžman compilation. The video featured a parody of soc-realist iconography, for example actors posing as miners and metallurgy workers, while the band members, dressed formally in suits and ties posed as apparatchiks. It was broadcast for a first time at the New Year's Eve on the then-popular "Rokenroler" show on the national television. SFR Yugoslavia was not a member of the Eastern Bloc but a Non-aligned country, so the band did not have any specific problems with the authorities concerning the release of the song and video.
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After Hagrid leaves Hogwarts to avoid being imprisoned, he leaves Grawp in the care of Harry, Ron, and Hermione. Much to their surprise, when they find themselves trapped in the forest during a confrontation with the local centaur population, Grawp inadvertently manages to divert the centaurs' attention from Harry and Hermione while looking for Hagrid, whom he calls 'Hagger'. In the Half-Blood Prince, Grawp is moved to the mountains, where he is apparently progressing much better. He also attends Dumbledore’s funeral with Hagrid, much more civil and calm than before, and dressed formally. He also appears to understand emotions, at least to some extent, as he pats Hagrid’s head to comfort him.
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He is portrayed as obsessed with sex — the kinkier the better — and is not shy about propositioning every woman he meets, although he is able to tone it down when the situation calls for it. Detective Joey Quinn once confronts him about his behavior, stating it is the reason that no-one likes to be around him. However, he seems to accept Joey′s explanation when no one comes to see his speech on his newly published work, for which he has cleaned up his act and dressed formally. (His disappointment at this quickly evaporates when Debra and others defend his assessment of a crime in front of the doubting agents from another enforcement agency by exclaiming that ″Vince Masuka is published″).
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In his 50-plus years teaching at UB, Professor Welch impacted both campus life and individual students. About his early years teaching, Welch told UB Honors Today, “I started out really scared teaching. I remember being dressed formally—because that was the way in 1964—and I’d come back with chalk dust on my shoulders from rubbing up against the board. I was sort of backing away.”SUNY at Buffalo, Honors Today, Fall 2015, p. 9 However, he quickly adjusted to the environment of university life and “as he began teaching honors seminars in the late 1980s, he realized he could utilize some of the principles of those smaller classes—such as debate and classroom discussion—and apply them to what had typically been larger, lecture-based classes.”SUNY at Buffalo, Honors Today, Fall 2015, p. 10 Welch continues, “That’s contemporary learning. That’s how advances occur. It’s not now the image of the lone scholar locked in a garret somewhere.
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