Edgar is squat and stubby, Ortega is tall and rangy.
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Mr. Springsteen's memoir is big, loose, rangy and intensely satisfying.
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He was lanky and rangy, good-looking, browned by the sun.
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He was a rangy guy with long hair and lilting Louisiana accent.
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Rangy, position-shifting second-rounder Sean Davis has helped Pittsburgh's secondary become tighter.
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Or Gordon cutting off his man's first step with his rangy lateral quickness.
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Rangy Baseball people love adding a '-y' suffix onto nouns for adjectival use.
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For nearly three full rounds, Holloway confounded Pettis with his rangy striking attack.
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And yet Howard hasn't been anywhere near as rangy since he left Orlando.
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At 6 feet, rangy and powerful, Mladenovic, 24, is a fearless ball striker.
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Zealously researched and intellectually rangy, it reckons with tragedies both human and environmental.
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He's also a rangy defender who has played well against LeBron in past playoffs.
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Moritz Wagner, usually Michigan's most prolific scorer, found Florida State's towering, rangy defenders troubling.
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The song is rangy, expressive, and bizarre, reaching to bold heights near the very end.
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Johnny (the Wild Child) Adams, a rangy, bearded welterweight from Rutland, Vermont, was introduced first.
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Their linebackers are quick and rangy, as potent in run support as in pass coverage.
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" His playing on the album is rangy but precise — effecting a loping swing on "O.
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I've seen Conor spar with middleweights like Chris Fields, he's as rangy as they come.
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The Golden Lions (2-6) were the latest victim to Texas Tech's rangy and physical defense.
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Jones had stolen the ball and set Dempsey off on a rangy run down the middle.
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" The rangy, oddball sensibility of "SCTV" made way for "The Kids in the Hall" and "Mr.
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Al-Farouq Aminu, a rangy forward, added 224 points and shot 24 of 23 from the field.
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The band's 2013 debut, "Burn," was a restive, rangy album, stretching from slow deliquescence to scorching surrealism.
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There is Brad Pitt: too lean and too chiseled to ignore, rangy and funny but emotionally aloof.
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Although he is rangy and tall, anxiety freights him down, or brings him to a devastated halt.
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But I'm going with the rangy Delpit, especially with Devin McCourty not a lock to be back.
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But the tone is so varied, the style so rangy that some of its impact drips away.
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To call these morals or messages does a disservice to the novel's rangy storytelling and panoptic curiosity.
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Later, Jae played guitar, while Soo-Kyung held Yuna, keeping her rangy arms from tearing into the instrument.
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Kyrgios, 26, tall, rangy and slope-shouldered, took the first set in a mere 24 minutes, 63-26.
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He had played the same position as this kid; they were the same size, 6 feet, rangy and fast.
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"You can see these lemon trees are getting a little rangy looking," Sayer said, gesturing toward a leafless branch.
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Ms. Davis's pianistic language is rangy and full-blooded, sometimes speaking in ripples and layers, elsewhere in adamant scatters.
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The best player in the world today is a rangy 25-year-old Egyptian named Mohamed El Shorbagy, a.k.a.
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Particularly, the rangy Englishman cannot wait to hear the reception he gets when he walks out in the 02.
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As the rain intensified, Gideon Kipketer, the rangy pacemaker (and Kipchoge's training partner) screwed his face up into the weather.
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The NBA is scattered with rangy, athletic wings who mimicked his example, developing what they thought was the proper game.
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The Irish author—who died in 2016, aged 88—was a master of understatement, depicting small lives with rangy precision.
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Wilson was a hell of a player, a rangy wing who just might have been the best prospect in America.
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A rangy southpaw who is known for his jab and straight, Wallace has won the All-Ireland championships six times.
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He'd followed a colleague of his—a rangy, energetic thirty-one-year-old named Jeff Dean—from Digital Equipment Corporation.
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His fans compare him to Mr. Obama or the Kennedys — a font of rangy inspiration — rarely dwelling on his record.
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" A serious groundswell of support arose for "God Bless America" to replace the rangy, difficult-to-sing "Star Spangled Banner.
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Grabbing another rangy wing this summer who can let Thibs bump Butler up to the four more often won't be easy.
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When Oliver got up to wait in line at the rest rooms, Hal kept an eye on his tall, rangy figure.
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Aggression became his calling card at the plate, his blend of rangy athleticism and precocious strength inviting comparisons to Giancarlo Stanton.
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Souza was a last minute replacement but did an alright job of throwing a rangy flicker jab into Freire's face throughout.
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Mr. Pitt's rich, rangy voice became the group's centerpiece, sometimes soaring to a falsetto over the deeper harmonies of the others.
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If K.C. prefers more speed, rangy-but-undisciplined rookie Dorian O'Daniel or dime safety Daniel Sorensen will play alongside Anthony Hitchens. 240.
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In her recent run she finished Jessica Penne with little trouble and snapped up a guillotine choke on the rangy Joanne Calderwood.
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German soccer titan Franz Beckenbauer, Erdogan is tall and rangy—hagiographers have insisted he was a similarly elegant and forceful player. The
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But, Martin—a long, rangy southpaw—has proved a difficult proposition so far in his career, accruing 21 knockouts to his resume.
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In photo after photo, she stares directly at you: a rangy woman with a deadpan expression, wearing a man's shirt and shoes.
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Its subject matter is elevated, but its execution is whimsical, agile, antic; its primary medium is the rangy, fragile, perseverant human voice.
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He is young (18) and rangy (6 feet 5 inches) and has developed a reputation in Europe for his pass-first mentality.
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Johnson, a rangy, diffident thirty-six-year-old animator, roved to and fro, a large pale moon orbiting a small fiery sun.
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Harold C. Schonberg wrote: He has a tall, rangy figure, a broodingly intense quality, and his work comes as a welcome surprise.
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The first round seemed to be all Mitrione, who landed the more meaningful punches and was even able to drop his rangy opponent.
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Catch him in intimate surroundings on Friday as he presents a delightfully rangy recital featuring solo works by Bach, Dutilleux, Carter and Kodaly.
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American Cragg eventually broke but, when the field splintered, Chelimo pushed for home only for the more rangy Kiplagat to storm past her.
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Holloway is an archetype of MMA's long-trumpeted "next generation," a rangy and improvisational fighter who delights in entertainment and improves in public.
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"As a stylist, Walker is un-self-conscious and rangy," our reviewer, Julie Buntin, writes (in a double review with "Open Me," below).
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The rangy defenseman set up at the left point when he received the puck and found the mark with a long wrist shot.
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The Democrat was Representative Beto O'Rourke—a rangy, earnest former punk-rock musician, software entrepreneur and congressman for the border town of El Paso.
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The Preakness victor Exaggerator, a rangy colt with a commanding stride, quieted onlookers as he sauntered past like a gunslinger in a Hollywood western.
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Manning, for all his cerebral pre-snap reads, just doesn't have the arm to stick throws in against two rangy linebackers like these guys.
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Instead, he was torn to shreds by the elbows, knees and punches of his rangy opponent, and ultimately succumbed to a second-round TKO.
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Their family, shuttling between the South of France, New Orleans, and various refugee camps, was a multi-culti bricolage, rangy and hip and socially engaged.
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The rangy city, which runs 31 miles south to north, has filled up with golf and spa resorts that make it a popular snowbird destination.
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It was only when matched with Jon Jones—also remarkably tall and rangy for the division—that Gustafsson's boxing shone through in its full beauty.
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Kershaw, a rangy left-hander who has spent his entire 11-year career with the Dodgers, is one of the best pitchers of his generation.
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Del Potro, the rangy 28-year-old from Argentina, remained steadfast in the face of Federer's assaults on his backhand and numerous shifts in momentum.
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Mr. Barrett's new album is "dB-ish: The Opener," a rangy collection of electrified original tunes that ought to push him back into the conversation.
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One of them, Charles Arvey, a rangy, ardent second lieutenant, tells me he was 6 on 9/11, and his America has always been at war.
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In the other, we had the rangy Ben Saunders, who looked to make it 4-0 in the UFC after a 10-fight stint in Bellator.
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A long right uppercut is an invitation for counters, but there are fighters who can get away with it like the rangy and mobile Alexander Gustafsson.
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New Jersey is becoming home to Hall, a rangy 22012-year-old wing from Calgary who was the No. 226 pick in the 282 N.H.L. draft.
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Rangy opener "Diving Woman" unspools into a guitarscape of Television proportions, while "Machinist" is a thrilling, oddball electropop jam featuring Auto-Tune and a sax solo.
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He's released four albums, all met with something like critical astonishment, and his most recent, "Eclipse," displays a rangy, easygoing maturity that feels new for him.
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Where the author's six-volume, 3,600-page autobiographical novel "My Struggle" was blunt and rangy, "Autumn," addressed to the author's fourth child, is sweet and slender.
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While he is a long, rangy featherweight, he bangs the body better than anyone in the division, whether it be shifts or in flurries along the fence.
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The rangy New Zealander, who is now skipper and CEO of SoftBank Team Japan, was the helmsman of the losing Emirates Team New Zealand crew in 2013.
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The rangy Oliveira may have a mixed UFC record of 9-7, but he has been locked in the Octagon with some of lightweight and featherweight's best.
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She'd had a boyfriend in high school, or maybe it was Chloe's boyfriend, a rangy kid with a dark bowl cut, a sharp nose, raw, red nostrils.
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Their different natures were evident at the post-race news conference, with the rugged, rangy Murray taking the lead and the academic-looking Bond biding his time.
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It has all happened so quick for the rangy, shaggy-haired Greek, whose head was spinning too much after the Federer upset to get a good night's sleep.
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With his lofty praise of Danaher's system, don't be too surprised if you see the rangy Brit isolate a leg at some point during his clash in California.
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Amaro, a rangy fielder and slap hitter, played in the major leagues for 11 seasons, including a stint with the Yankees, and worked in baseball for decades afterward.
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In an astoundingly rangy performance, she goes from nattering like Winnie in "Happy Days" (another Beckett icon) to full-on freak-out when she can't recall her past.
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Saunders Nabs Unanimous Decision From McGee The second bout of the main card occurred at welterweight, where rangy striker Ben Saunders took on aggressive TUF 11 winner Court McGee.
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The rangy Russian fought back from a break down but double-faulted to give up a set point and Djokovic sealed it with a forehand winner down the line.
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If Magny wins, then we get an interesting style clash between a rangy tactician on the way up, and a ferocious former champion eager to get back on track.
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With a loss, a no contest, and a draw in his first three UFC bouts, the rangy featherweight will surely be desperate for a win in his next outing.
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López Obrador, known across Mexico as AMLO , is a rangy man of sixty-four, with a youthful, clean-shaven face, a mop of silver hair, and an easy gait.
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Mr. Fujikura also wrote the epic, rangy Flute Concerto in which the charismatic Claire Chase brought her storytelling gifts to an array of flutes, including the sculptural bass flute.
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Alexander Lozben is a rangy 20073-year-old Belarusian entrepreneur who has built a multimillion-dollar business fueled by cryptocurrency mining from nothing in the space of three years.
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A rangy vendor with dreadlocks, hollow cheeks and bony legs followed me, dangling a bunch of bananas in one hand and clutching a plastic sack containing who knows what.
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Nine of Thornton Dial's characteristically fierce, self-aware works are here, mostly his rangy relief paintings as well as three extraordinary drawings that in wildly different ways commemorate Sept.
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"There's this image of struggle and contradiction I'm interested in," said the affable, rangy 64-year-old artist, during a walk last month along part of the crawl route.
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It's a rangy collection, bouncing from John Barera's acidic and lighthearted opener to Auspex's machinic ambience to the feedback-laden industrial puttering of the closing track by Liminal Audio.
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You can't look away when vocalist Bryan Funck stalks the stage like a caged beast, his rangy form rocking to and fro and his voice cracking through the heavy air.
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Getting to know other women who enjoyed bouldering had helped her come to feel that there was a model of femininity to which she could comfortably conform: strong, athletic, rangy.
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Tall and rangy, she was eight months pregnant (she has since given birth to her second daughter), with hair scraped back in a ponytail and her face free of makeup.
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The fringes of the UFC heavyweight top-15 is occupied by young prospect Luis Henrique, mustachioed wrestler Timothy Johnson, Polish grappler Daniel Omielanczuk and rangy former Bellator champ Alexander Volkov.
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Of course, the secret to his sexy is actually quite simple, if you break it down: The first thing is that Goldblum is tall (6-foot-4), and rangy with it.
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Take the case of Selena Forrest, a rangy 17-year-old with sleepy eyes, pillow lips, a lavish mane of ringlets and a penchant for dressing in T-shirts and sneakers.
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The soloist in Rihm's rangy, difficult new work was Pavol Breslik, whose melting tone easily made you forget that the part had initially been intended for the star tenor Jonas Kaufmann.
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The Tokyo quintet's Wikipedia page deins them "psychedelic folk" and "psychedelic rock," but their beards—rangy, untamed, and cut at precisely the same length—offer a more fitting glimpse into its sound.
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Caldwell-Pope is a rangy and versatile defender who averaged an exhausting 36.7 minutes per game last season, more than everyone in the NBA except Jimmy Butler, Kyle Lowry, and James Harden.
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Piseeva has been hired, in part, to serve as an interpreter for Pavel Buchnevich, a rangy and powerful 21-year-old forward from Cherepovets, Russia, who is in his first N.H.L. season.
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The Scot had a pre-game chat with 11-times grand slam champion Rod Laver and placed a number of sumptuous lobs over the rangy American that would have impressed the Australian great.
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Trump may have fired Comey to preempt this exact outcome—a rangy investigation—and history suggests that if you start to turn over stones in Trumpland, you'll find something sooner rather than later.
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Persuasive and powerful, too, was Jennifer Zetlan as the tormented psychoanalytic patient at the center of "Ellen West"; Ms. Zetlan was focused through rangy, angry vocal lines and sweetly plangent in nostalgic reflection.
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But for those visitors also seeking communion with nature and stimulating culture, the rangy city has much to offer, including new art and design attractions, in addition to warming doses of Arizona sunlight.
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Rangy in a way that can be kittenish, then knockabout, then adolescent-seeming, she's a fair-to-middling actress vocally, but a totally electrifying one when speaking in the language of the body.
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The Prelims: Patient Strickland Snipes Garcia in the Third The Pittsburgh prelims were wrapped up by Tristar talent Alex Garcia, who took on the rangy Sean Strickland in a compelling clash of welterweight prospects.
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With his long arms, elite athleticism, and rangy quickness, it's no surprise that Wiggins also carries a reputation as an impact defender, but nearly every statistical measure paints him as a negative defensive player.
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The song closes the record, which is entirely apropo because what begins as a tune hinged on a clattering, rangy beat and a descending synth line soon swells to a sparkling, string-laden epic.
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And her example serves as the trigger for a sparky and rangy exhibition there that takes a very wide-angle view on one of the most enduring and dispiriting controversies in contemporary French society.
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His collaborations vary widely, but the music he tends to make under this moniker is quintessentially Parker: rangy, big-toned free jazz with a mix of sly melodicism and slipping-off-the-cliff unease.
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A tall, rangy teenager who models his game on his Argentine idol Juan Martin del Potro, Popyrin secured at least A$155,000 (£86,195) in prize money and said he would put it to good use.
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They have a talented group of three big men, waves of rangy 6'5''-plus athletes on the wings, and one of the best playmakers in the country handling the ball for most of the game.
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There was smiling intimacy and agility in the interplay among the four women who plot Falstaff's humiliation, including Mistress Quickly (the rangy toned, unusually youthful mezzo Daniela Barcellona) and Meg Page (the mezzo Laura Polverelli).
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But, his rangy and awkward striking, followed up by a well-timed takedown, shows the recently-turned 24-year-old has plenty of skills which may not totally befit the fledgling status his MMA career.
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With a 212-second 21216-yard dash he is among the fastest defensive linemen in the draft, but he matches that with a rangy (for his position) build of 2152-foot-21125 and 212019 pounds.
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Possessed of a stoically handsome face and a rangy frame, Mr. Shepard became a familiar presence as an actor in films that included "Days of Heaven" (21943), "The Right Stuff" (22005) and "Baby Boom" (21962).
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Ms. Hooks is joined by Gary Reagan, a dancer so rangy and angular that he can look more insect than human; arching back, his torso unfurls so slowly that you start to count his ribs.
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But she is grounded by geography; at its core, her work chronicles her coming-of-age in Los Angeles, depicting the city as a rangy, sultry playground for women bewitched by their own youth and beauty.
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With his lips almost kissing the mic, unlike at Hofstra, the rangy inflection of the president's words reverberated, as did his trademark sniffle, the reflex action of a performer inhaling quickly to ready his next line.
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The Manchester side, now managed by Portuguese super coach Jose Mourinho, is widely reported to have shelled out a world record £89 million for the French international, a rangy midfielder renowned for his power and technique.
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Aged 24 and 25 respectively, Breese and Strickland are both long, rangy welterweights who have utilised their size advantages against smaller opponents, as well as showing off crisp striking complimented with good wrestling and grappling fundamentals.
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We meet Times obituary editor William McDonald, writers Bruce Weber, Margalit Fox, William Grimes, Douglas Martin, and Paul Vitello, and the sole remaining clip filer (where once there were 30), the rangy and bizarre Jeff Roth.
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And, in one of the show's largest pieces, Kader Attia constructs a rangy model of the Algerian desert city of Ghardaia, notable for geometric packed-earth buildings that have earned it a Unesco World Heritage designation.
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Moses is in his fifties, tall and rangy, with tightly curled graying hair and a disarmingly uncertain manner; in his thirties, he was a money manager, regularly featured in the financial press for generating spectacular returns.
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Rylance probably should win and Wilson probably will win, but Isaac's performance in Show Me a Hero was subtle and rangy and as good as anything else on television this year—except Rylance and Wilson and Dunst.
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His height and rangy limbs have provided plenty of issues for his opponents in the past, which could prove a factor in Saturday night's fight with Nelson who, despite his weight, is considerably undersized as a heavyweight.
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The Malaysian's conqueror at successive world championship finals in 218-15, the rangy Chinese was majestic in the 21-18 21-18 title-decider, soaking up fierce pressure and smashing through Lee's defenses at a heaving Riocentro.
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Barring a few moments of success—including a surprising pair of heel hook attempts in round one—he spent the duration of the fight trying to navigate Thompson's rangy offence, eating shot after shot as he did so.
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There are question marks over McGregor's endurance following his submission loss to Nate Diaz in 2016, where he emptied the gas tank looking for a big knockout and ended up putty in the hands of the rangy Californian.
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But Pattinson is great, carrying a film that sits entirely on his rangy shoulders, the handheld camera frequently jammed up tight on his face as he searches for a way out of whatever predicament he's landed himself in.
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McGregor built his offense off the low line side kick to deal with Holloway's reach and distancing, following with long range Taekwondo switch kicks to get in on the rangy Holloway when he withdrew from the side kicks.
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Through five rounds Gustafsson did a lovely job of spacing his uppercuts between stance changes, drop shifts, kicks and even jabs—a weapon that most in the media would love to see more of from the rangy Swede.
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Instead, Mr. Shepard, who is 44 and rangy, tramped up a set of stairs outside the garage and unlocked the door to a cozy space with slate blue walls and the odd wire dangling from the slanted ceiling.
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His impressive KO victory over Vick showcased his improved striking arsenal in an MMA context, considering how most of his wins prior were mostly from submissions or decisions and the fact Vick was an accomplished, rangy, amateur boxer himself.
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Her shell-shocked son, Jonas (Louis Hofmann), is part of a pack of rangy pack-animal teenagers who venture into the woods outside their small German hometown of Winden, hunting the drug stash of a classmate who recently disappeared.
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Novak Djokovic, who is the top seed on the men's side and is seeking a fourth consecutive Grand Slam title, faces Hubert Hurkacz, a rangy, talented Pole who has gone from 88th to 43rd in the rankings this year.
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Still, thanks to Ms. De Waal's smart performance in that very rangy role, and the delicious compare-and-contrast work of Ms. Parry and Tessa Auberjonois as the Elphaba and Glinda of Sussex, the play's emotional architecture holds up.
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Rose is a calm and stylish writer whose rangy essays in the London Review of Books on violence and identity, #MeToo, the trial of Oscar Pistorius and other subjects have become indispensable reading during the current reckoning around power and sexuality.
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Vick submits Trujillo in third round A Texas native was victorious in Houston, as tall, rangy lightweight James Vick successfully rebounded from the first loss of his career and snapped the four-fight win streak of Abel Trujillo in the process.
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With 'Whoop Ass Willie' in a similar position, currently 1-2 with UFC and coming off a loss to Dustin Ortiz back in August, we can expect both of the rangy flyweights to leave everything in the Octagon next month.
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He can take you from a moment like that—all rangy comedic looks from gray-mustached Bridges and the waitress Margaret Bowman—to an action sequence suffused with the kinetic energy and moral seriousness of vintage Michael Mann and Akira Kurosawa.
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World number two Murray came from behind twice to topple the rangy Canadian, who was troubled by a leg injury and finally capitulated after playing majestically for most of the four-hour and three-minute contest at a flood-lit Rod Laver Arena.
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In August, Canada was kind to Pettis upon his return to the Octagon as Pettis won his featherweight debut against the top 10-ranked, rangy submission artist Charles Oliveira with a third-round submission victory of his own in Vancouver, British Columbia.
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Ms. Lewis's sound is rangy and mighty, although her timbre is darker than Tharpe's was; Ms. Jones's sound is not as big, but it's rich and, as Rosetta suggests, her phrasing has a precision that contrasts nicely with Ms. Lewis's more robust delivery.
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Amir has the rangy physique that eludes Berto—he's somewhere below 6 feet (every tale of the tape differs on exactly how far below, and I didn't bring a ruler) with a 71-inch reach and no discernible architecture beneath his togs.
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In "The Green Ripper," by John D. MacDonald, his rangy, soulful, nondetective detective Travis McGee offers a long inner monologue about how six hours of brisk walking a week is all the exercise a middle-aged male body requires and, frankly, can tolerate.
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Where "My Struggle" was blunt and rangy and plagued by scandal — 14 members of his family signed a letter denouncing him in an Oslo newspaper, one threatened to sue, his wife had a nervous breakdown — "Autumn" is sweet and slender and very circumspect.
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Though possessed of different temperaments, both are alive to difference, variety, the possibilities of our rangy humanity; both are avid chroniclers of our species — Sacks in his case studies, and Hayes in his character sketches of the people he meets in the street.
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Deborah Cox, a Canadian songstress with a silken, rangy voice as well as the requisite belting power, plays Rachel Marron, who, as in the movie, finds herself saddled with a stalker just as she's basking in the glory of an Oscar nomination.
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Isolation shots aren't nearly as sustainable as catch-and-shoot jumpers or shots out of the pick-and-roll, but Irving is very capable of feasting on them in any given game, and this is true even against tall, rangy defenders like Klay Thompson.
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On Thursday the composer-pianist Timo Andres and Gabriel Kahane, the composer, singer and songwriter, gave a delightfully rangy and often moving concert at Zankel Hall that was centered around a sequence of short songs and piano pieces described in the program as a mixtape.
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I have seen the alternative to Ted Cruz — Lord knows we need an alternative to Ted Cruz — and he's a peppy, rangy, toothy progressive with ratios of folksiness to urbanity and irreverence to earnestness that might well have been cooked up in some political laboratory.
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A rangy figure who modeled himself after the ace pilot Chuck Yeager, Rex Walls, until his death in the mid-1990s, was given, between reckless bouts of drinking or slamming Rose Mary around, to sketching elaborate plans for a glass-walled, solar-powered family abode.
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For all the plaudits he received, he told Brent Zwerneman in "Game of My Life: 25 Stories of Aggie Football" (2003) of how, when he defended against rangy pro receivers, "I was scared to death all the time that I was going to get beat."
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His rangy build and burining eyes certainly ticked the physical boxes, but he never had a prayer of fully capturing the aching pathos that soaked through every lyric and downstroke Hank Williams ever played, (only Williams' grandson, Hank Williams III, comes close to pulling that off).
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Volkov Victorious after Surviving Johnson's Early Storm Alexander Volkov was tipped heavily to have a striking advantage over Tim Johnson when they clashed on the main card of UFC Belfast, but the American buckled the rangy Russian with a right uppercut midway through the first round.
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There was also a split in July with his fellow Croatian Goran Ivanisevic, the Wimbledon champion turned coach and mentor who helped the tall and rangy Cilic improve his serve and win his first and only Grand Slam singles title at the 23 United States Open.
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When Clemson's rangy star receiver Tee Higgins busted through a pair of tackles, tiptoed down the sideline and dove into the end zone for a 24-yard touchdown on a reverse, Clemson had surged to a 43-225 lead — the largest deficit L.S.U. had faced all season.
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Nissan's redesigned electric car might not be as sexy as a Tesla or as rangy as the Bolt, but it could give normal people a more realistic chance to make the jump from gas-powered vehicles, which still makes the Leaf an important breakthrough for the auto industry.
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The story does take an epic, rangy perspective, as the long setup jumps from one far-flung locale to another to establish pockets of evil while also dramatizing Bruce Wayne's backstory, here conceived as seeing his parents gunned down in the street after emerging from a theater showing Excalibur.
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The piece is a kind of lecture or philosophical inquiry in music, a rangy yet elegant rumination on the power of language, artistic control, mortality, influence, integrity and Aristotle, whose words make up large swaths of its text, along with Lydia Davis, Freud, Plato, Jenny Holzer and others.
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Tall, trim and rangy, Mr. Arnault has a shy, serious way about him, and his demeanor leans more toward the efficient management consultant that he recently was than, say, that of his older half brother Antoine, who has a supermodel partner, Natalia Vodianova, and a slightly roguish air.
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But his ascent will still be dated from the moment he loped onto that stage in Boston, with the rangy gait that became as familiar as his smile: an unknown politician from Illinois, soon to be the country's only African-American senator, before, in short order, becoming its first black president.
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While many saw his first date with Jones as too much of a step up having only faced Pat Cummins and Dan Henderson as a UFC light-heavyweight, his win over Johnson and subsequent defense over the rangy Swede proved that he is deserving of his place at the top of the bracket.
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A tall, rangy redhead at 6 feet 2 ½ inches and 179 pounds, Sime was so dominant a runner that he seemed, as the columnist Arthur Daley wrote in The New York Times, "a lead pipe cinch to win at least one and perhaps three gold medals at Melbourne" in the 22008 Olympics.
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But in helping Golden State to a 2-0 lead as the best-of-seven series shifts to Houston for Game 3 on Saturday, Thompson has played his familiar brand of rangy defense on guards like Chris Paul and Eric Gordon, collecting five steals while limiting his various assignments to 41.7 percent shooting.
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Or, you know, Google.) Instead what Lauterbach, a former Memphis resident and the author of two other books set in the South, "Beale Street Dynasty" and "The Chitlin' Circuit," is going for is a loose, rangy history of the civil rights movement in Memphis, using Withers and his camera as the (literal) lens.
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However, this week's One to Watch is the eagerly-anticipated UFC debut of Jack "The Hammer" Marshman, the first ever Welshman to be signed to the UFC, who faces a tough test in his unveiling against the long, rangy, striking Swede Magnus Cedenblad in the UFC's first show in Belfast for close to a decade.
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So it's one of the running jokes in his big, loose, rangy and intensely satisfying new memoir, "Born to Run" (what else was he going to call it?), that he didn't begin to drive until he was well into his 20s — around the time he landed simultaneously on the covers of Time and Newsweek.
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At 23, Duquesnoy has long been talked up as a top prospect and it's hard to argue against that as he has continually risen to the occasion since losing to Finnish UFC featherweight Makwan Amirkhani—a solid, rangy fighter at 145lbs who has only just experienced his first loss inside the Octagon—as a teenager.
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As the lead singer and songwriter for the War on Drugs, one of the least likely breakout acts of this decade, Mr. Granduciel has taken an old-fashioned concept — the rangy, six-string-centric American band, steeped in reverence and grandiosity — and made it newly relevant, with more guitar solos than narrative or musical gimmicks.
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Rangy and gravel-voiced, with a Harvard law degree, a telecommunications fortune and a stately suburban home in the Old Town neighborhood of Alexandria, Va., Mr. Warner reached the governor's mansion in 2002 as a pro-business Democrat who found unlikely success with the kinds of rural voters who last year elevated Mr. Trump.
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Like his first two albums, his long-awaited third, This Is Steve, is entirely instrumental, not that he would describe his songs as purely instrumental, it's not background music: Steve is an experimental pop songwriter, and the tunes on this record are rangy, loose-limbed, and strange; his influences as diverse as J.J. Cale, ZZ Top, and the aforementioned Rolling Stones.
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In this jumpy, rangy concerto, the orchestra often functions like a comically inept lighting technician trying to fix a spotlight on a performer who seems determined to avoid it: Individual instruments sidle up to the solo piano part, echoing certain notes or motifs, only to find that the piano has moved on to a different riff in a completely different part of the register.
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She was a tough, opinionated, rangy, sweating mule of a thing, and the sum total of her life's work was her husband of twenty years enumerating what he desired for his sons—which did not include a companion with her qualities, but did include moving to a more favorable clime to secure the affections of a person with not one-half of Nora's merits.
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The oyster that would transform California was born in 21949, when the marine biologist and surfer John Finger, a rangy young guy with a pearl earring and sun-bleached hair, scored a five-acre aquaculture lease in Tomales Bay, north of San Francisco, directly atop the San Andreas Fault, where the Pacific Plate and the North American Plate continue to grind in opposition an inch or two per year.
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My first reaction is anger—anger at the tall girl and her fixer father and all the other idiots of the world—but by the time I get down the stairs and out the front door the anger dissipates, because I see that the dog isn't there to kill anything but to play, and that what it's chasing is being chased willingly: Allison's dogcat, now a rangy adolescent and perhaps a third the size of the dog.
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El-P here is especially stark: How do you look in the eyes of a friend and not cry when you know that they're dyingAnd how do you feel 'bout yourself when you know that sometimes you have wished they were goneNot because you didn't love them but just because you felt too weak to be strongAnd you couldn't bear to see someone who prided themselves on their strength to feel weak El-P is a pugnacious rapper, a rangy street fighter with words.
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