Her scores blend electronic and acoustic elements to scintillating effect.
|
|
Amber Rudd is a competent if not scintillating home secretary.
|
|
Makes for some real scintillating stuff on draft night, eh?
|
|
The waning seconds produced a scintillating series of punches and counterpunches.
|
|
As it was, even some scintillating historic moments lost their spark.
|
|
The weather would have served as a more scintillating conversation topic.
|
|
Hotels feature serene pool scenes too, with scintillating spas to match.
|
|
Mr. Serkin brings crispness and comedic flair to his scintillating account.
|
|
Mr. Gerstein's playing in the Schumann concerto was scintillating and impetuous.
|
|
Hence these enjoyable and often striking finds are seldom joyous or scintillating.
|
|
"People think they're going to see something bright and scintillating," she said.
|
|
In a scintillating streak in March 1976, he won three consecutive tournaments.
|
|
Though Davis may provide some more scintillating games, that won't happen this season.
|
|
It's scintillating and not dissimilar to the oud used by my Iranian relatives.
|
|
Live entertainment will be far more scintillating with these two sensual planets here.
|
|
Heads up: The sneaky and scintillating Scorpio influence promises both tricks and treats.
|
|
The Perseids have presented a scintillating display for 2,000 years, according to NASA.
|
|
Their offense goes from a scintillating 109.2 points per 100 possessions to 85.3.
|
|
Even in tricky conditions, the DS ZF23 offered a smooth and scintillating ride.
|
|
The Perseids have presented a scintillating display for 453,000 years, according to NASA.
|
|
Trilobites The United Nations issues lots of important, if not exactly scintillating, reports.
|
|
There were scintillating curbs and sets of concrete stairs lined by steel railings.
|
|
It's a canny, scintillating, and deeply thoughtful exploration of race, class, and privilege.
|
|
Check out this scintillating addition to the trendy toy we all know and love.
|
|
Mr. Hamelin conveyed its craziness while playing with scintillating colors and stress-free virtuosity.
|
|
The 33-year-old has recorded a stingy 23 goals-against average and scintillating .
|
|
Getting into the weeds of her transition is going to make for scintillating television.
|
|
Paulinho: With a superb defense and a scintillating attack, Brazil's midfield is often overlooked.
|
|
Is a sound-mixing Oscar the most scintillating thing to present during the telecast?
|
|
Carbon fiber on the outside; deep, luxurious leather pads on the inside; and scintillating performance.
|
|
His scintillating pictures freeze moments in New York's evolution from the 1950s to the present.
|
|
It demands Adagio and Allegro skills, and its most scintillating coloratura passages should seem effortless.
|
|
Gary Sanchez proved that his scintillating final two months of 2016 had been no illusion.
|
|
And he unearthed a rich source, to judge from a scintillating chamber concert on Jan.
|
|
Its popularity is in large part down to the scintillating performance of the home team.
|
|
Porter is well aware that bankruptcy law and consumer protection aren't the most scintillating subjects.
|
|
His only title here came in 2009, when he defeated Federer in five scintillating sets.
|
|
When splashes of watery arpeggios break out, the sound is milky but also wonderfully scintillating.
|
|
Sagittarius reader, the next bid goes to you — $240,00 for this scintillating mixed-media work.
|
|
They sometimes seemed too exciting for that: sweeping stairways, soaring glass, razor-sharp angles, scintillating slopes.
|
|
The purveyor of denim goods had reduced all its prices by 40 percent—a scintillating deal.
|
|
His greasy black hair shone in the neon light and scintillating fiber optic waterfall wall art.
|
|
Neither of these women, both of them scintillating talents, will make it on the main roster.
|
|
"The Crown," back for a third season, is as "scintillating" as ever, our TV critic says.
|
|
Tonight's dark sky will make the spectacle of the annual Perseid meteor shower even more scintillating.
|
|
The scintillating account of the feisty Beethoven sonata that opened the program was also especially enjoyable.
|
|
The pianist Yuja Wang gave a scintillating and colorful account of the daunting solo piano part.
|
|
Oyeyemi's fictional world is scintillating and eccentric, an "implosion of memory," as one character puts it.
|
|
But this year's scintillating run in equities and emerging markets may have further to go, investors said.
|
|
Insurance isn't necessarily the most scintillating topic for consumers, yet it's essential to your financial well being.
|
|
" Casey Terry, lead singer in the Prince spin-off group Mazarati, pronounced him "scintillating to work with.
|
|
On every level of engagement and critique, "Known and Strange Things" is an essential and scintillating journey.
|
|
The superstar's scintillating Glenn Spiro 'Papillon' ring is now on view in the V&A's jewelry galleries.
|
|
Nonetheless her scintillating body language — extroverted where Odette was introverted — soon shows that she too is elusive.
|
|
Monrovia, Indiana isn't quite the scintillating investigation into life in a red state that audiences might expect.
|
|
But the chemistry between Daniel Radcliffe and Bonnie Wright is about as scintillating as a brother and sister.
|
|
I found myself moving from side to side, enjoying the scintillating cinema of light on this acidified screen.
|
|
It's a variation of the scintillating grid illusion—which itself is a variation on the Hermann grid illusion.
|
|
Her scintillating works fuse together the imagery of barely-clad bodies into the format of landscape and portraiture.
|
|
Taking a daringly fast tempo, Mr. Lebhardt dispatched the music with scintillating crispness and conveyed its brash humor.
|
|
MOSCOW — No one expects scintillating Socratic dialogue, or even normal reportorial discourse, at a World Cup news conference.
|
|
What happened next is one of the great moments in NCAA Tournament history: scintillating, captivating and largely overlooked.
|
|
De Minaur, 18, an Australian, has played scintillating tennis in the tournaments leading up to his country's Open.
|
|
Heimel's been romping around New York, living a scintillating life and has also been a parent this whole time!
|
|
It was not a magic message or something inexplicable, although that made for scintillating Sunday morning news-show chat.
|
|
Exploring the scintillating world of Tinder may seem appealing to someone who's been in a committed relationship for eons.
|
|
She uses Costco as a framework for explaining her personal curiosity about the world, and the results are scintillating.
|
|
TL;DR: The scintillating Apple iMac is on sale for £999 on Amazon, saving you 31% on list price.
|
|
Interrupting the scintillating analysis on TV was an ad by Netflix, promoting the upcoming season of House of Cards.
|
|
At some point we're going to have a thrilling debate over the most scintillating question in health care policy.
|
|
These are scintillating queries which include: sprinklers or hoses, apples or pears, feathers or wood, and weeping willow or oak.
|
|
The New England Patriots won Super Bowl LI in dramatic, scintillating fashion last night with a comeback for the ages.
|
|
And I was like, I am fractal, moiré, and iridescence inter/bisected by scintillating mirrors/coruscating screens, hyperdimensional, time immemorial — ∞.
|
|
The most scintillating part of Saudi Vision 2030 is Prince Mohammad's desire to create the world's largest sovereign wealth fund.
|
|
Jessica became a marvelous investigative journalist, famous for "The American Way of Death," her scintillating exposé of the funeral industry.
|
|
Which means that when these titles actually debut, we're going to be up to our ears in scintillating must-reads.
|
|
The teams staged the most scintillating best-of-five league championship series ever, with four games stretching to extra innings.
|
|
Axelsen was in scintillating form to win 21-13 21-14, making up for his loss in last year's final.
|
|
This engrossing performance made clear that, for all its scintillating colors and jazzy riffs, modernist complexities run through the score.
|
|
He carried over his scintillating performance from the Canadiens series, in which the Rangers forged three straight wins to advance.
|
|
Debating the efficacy of monetary policy decisions is not everyone's idea of a scintillating subject — but that needs to change.
|
|
Hellebuyck was even bigger late in the second period when he delivered scintillating saves on Robert Thomas and David Perron.
|
|
Sure, we might all be a little delusional around this day, but that's kind of what makes it all so scintillating.
|
|
But if you are, surrender to the happily-ever-after vibes — with scintillating Scorpio at the wheel, they'll be ultra-sexy.
|
|
On Sunday, December 9, Mars leaves lighthearted Libra's love nest and slips into scintillating Scorpio's chamber of secrets until January 26.
|
|
"There is no shortage of compelling real-life criminal cases, and the Menendez trial was more scintillating than most crime fiction."
|
|
There is no shortage of compelling real-life criminal cases, and the Menendez trial was more scintillating than most crime fiction.
|
|
It wasn't even six months ago that Ryan Murphy dramatized the Trial of the Century with FX's scintillating The People v.
|
|
Light, shadow, music, sound, voice — these are the vivid elements of a production with a less than scintillating tale to tell.
|
|
But as spectacularly as those players arrived, they also left quietly — unable to replicate those scintillating starts over the long term.
|
|
While compelling, Sunday's game did not turn out to be the scintillating, back-and-forth finish that might have been expected.
|
|
His debate performances have been less than scintillating and he continues to make gaffes that instantly go viral on social media.
|
|
If Dortmund's ill-fated clash with Bayern was a scintillating European night at Wembley, it was preceded by a similarly bombastic occasion.
|
|
With the sun simmering in this scintillating sign until the 21st, you'll have plenty of opportunities to practice the art of seduction.
|
|
Aldo snapped off a scintillating counter combination, Holloway circled out, and suddenly Aldo's mouth was open and Holloway was standing considerably closer.
|
|
For me, aura includes scintillating scotoma, which basically looks like an oscillating, shimmering fractal pattern disturbing my normal vision in one eye.
|
|
Disney's latest earnings report might not sound like a particularly scintillating source of news, but today's included a startling piece of information.
|
|
Watch: In the scintillating third season of "The Crown," Olivia Colman becomes Elizabeth, determined to keep calm as the world carries on.
|
|
Critics have warned that the final tranche of emails could contain scandalous or scintillating nuggets about Clinton's time in the State Department.
|
|
Schwartzel won the Masters eight years ago with a scintillating finish that included birdies at the final four holes at Augusta National.
|
|
The performances abounded in scintillating grace, wondrous shadings, even touches of impetuousness — all the qualities that distinguish his Chopin, Liszt and Schumann.
|
|
Because even people stuck at home will not want to watch boring lectures, we'll need to make this exciting and scintillating entertainment.
|
|
What happens when you shatter an Apple Watch, plant some moss inside, and leave it to grow under the scintillating studio lights?
|
|
David Hallberg, partnering Ms. Shevchenko, smudges a few details of the scintillating solos; Blaine Hoven, with Ms. Part, is clear but bland.
|
|
But if you'd prefer to watch this scintillating showdown on an online stream, you're in luck — it's embedded above, courtesy of NBC News.
|
|
Ervin Santana penned a brilliant beginning to the season with six scintillating starts before coming unglued in his last trip to the mound.
|
|
MEN&aposS NCAA TOURNAMENT A scintillating Sunday of games jolted the men&aposs NCAA Tournament to life like a triple shot of espresso.
|
|
And as imposing and soulful a presence as Elba is, his Krall isn't particularly scintillating, nor is his evil plan all that chilling.
|
|
Hillary Clinton's convention might well have gone down as a strangely sterile dud—save for those two, scintillating addresses by the first couple.
|
|
If you ask us, it's kind of a drag that, in the English language, we reduce these scintillating sensations to a single word.
|
|
Instead, the country has given rise to a scintillating spectrum of unique gastronomies that reflect the local culture, history, climate, ingredients, and terrain.
|
|
Though you've seen this plot a million times, you haven't seen it imbued with this much sheer scintillating chemistry between the romantic leads.
|
|
As exciting as it seemed that "Westworld" was evolving into a Western with life-or-death consequences, the reality has been less scintillating.
|
|
Their national team secured a scintillating upset on Sunday, defeating India, the defending titlist, to win its first International Cricket Council Champions Trophy.
|
|
A scintillating strike is no less exhilarating because it comes off the boot of an ageing milkman playing in a German amateur league.
|
|
And the faces of Thanos's Black Order, his cabal of henchmen, are fearsome and distinct, offering both scintillating powers and copious nightmare fuel.
|
|
If I were a unicorn whose hemorrhoid-laden rectum produced scintillating, bedazzled ice cream cones, I'd live my entire life on a Squatty Potty.
|
|
Although Arnardóttir's scintillating installation is hardly about Iceland, it sure seems the case that she has channeled her remarkable volcanic homeland into the work.
|
|
The United States rarely played scintillating football during the knockout stages of the tournament, labouring to 2-1 wins against Spain, France and England.
|
|
Or, in Ninio's own words:When the white disks in a scintillating grid are reduced in size, and outlined in black, they tend to disappear.
|
|
Murray accounted for five touchdowns as well, four through the air and one on his scintillating scoring run that gave his team life late.
|
|
Cena and Styles are this decade's Ric Flair and Ricky Steamboat: a promotion's stalwart versus a scintillating talent passing through for a few years.
|
|
Greinke owns a scintillating 7-1 career mark against the Phillies with a rail-thin 0.84 WHIP while allowing them to bat just .43.
|
|
I just didn't allow myself to be swept away by this scintillating, shiny land of opportunity, which was the music world at the time.
|
|
The Labèque sisters played a scintillating and elegant performance, and Mr. van Zweden nicely conveyed the mix of sassiness and delicacy in the music.
|
|
It's less than scintillating, and not terribly credible when a dangerous storm — or whatever has really driven Angela into the basement — is bearing down.
|
|
The premise of Adrienne Brodeur's memoir, Wild Game, out October 15, is so scintillating I passed it on the moment I finished reading it.
|
|
He is 5-0 over his last eight starts, including a scintillating stretch in which he recorded double-digit strikeouts in five straight turns.
|
|
In the mood for an evening of scintillating debate and discussion, exploring the crucial issues young people face regarding political engagement in the UK?
|
|
For the first time in a year, fans are faced with the possibility that the once-seemingly limitless well of scintillating matchups has gone dry.
|
|
In London against the Bengals, Rob Kelley did a pretty decent Jones impersonation—physical, powerful, punishing if not exactly scintillating—without all that pesky fumbling.
|
|
"Le Villi," though, fascinated nonstop, from the scintillating introduction to the soprano's opening love song, through the obsessively self-lacerating aria for the sinful tenor.
|
|
His scintillating fairy-tale pictures depict nonmaterial, mysterious interchanges that jostle in and around the figures, vying to get upon the stage of the real.
|
|
Though The Optimist didn't cause a media earthquake quite as cataclysmic as the one triggered by The Epic, its brilliance is nothing short of scintillating.
|
|
"It may not sound scintillating in principle, but in practice it's addictive," wrote TIME when it included EDC as one of 2011's best blogs.
|
|
Senegal, while not exactly scintillating, and definitely a bit lucky on the goal, will be pleased to have what it will consider a deserved lead.
|
|
Mr. Ax deftly navigated the concerto's mercurial quick-cuts in his scintillating and colorful performance, qualities matched by Mr. Gilbert and the impressive Philharmonic players.
|
|
"Eirene" is a 10-minute orchestral meditation on the Greek goddess of peace by Connesson, a stylistically omnivorous composer with a knack for scintillating textures.
|
|
You and your partner(s) play a simple but scintillating game of Truth or Dare, choosing between four levels of intensity (soft, hot, hard, or extreme).
|
|
"While it looks scintillating, I don't love making out with glitter lips on," Feast says, adding that eating with glitter lips is also an acquired skill.
|
|
Mathew Barzal extended his point streak to five games (two goals, eight assists) in scintillating fashion, setting up a franchise-rookie record five assists on Sunday.
|
|
Strasburg has won 12 straight decisions dating to last season and sports a scintillating 7-2 career record versus the Phillies while holding them to a .
|
|
ARE, Sweden (Reuters) - Norway's Henrik Kristoffersen produced a scintillating second run to snatch gold in the giant slalom at the Alpine skiing world championships on Friday.
|
|
It began with the violinist Yulia Ziskel and the pianist Steven Beck in a scintillating account of Messiaen's short, early "Fantaisie for Violin and Piano" (1933).
|
|
Whimsical kitty-mermaid holders and scintillating scents like black cherry merlot shouldn't blind us to hand sanitizer's inherently medical nature and the importance of correct usage.
|
|
That should help provide initial sampling, although "Glee's" longevity notwithstanding, the genre doesn't exactly possess a scintillating commercial track record, including NBC's "Smash," which wasn't one.
|
|
He picked up Japanese strong-style flourishes and cemented his hold on the "best in the world" moniker with scintillating feuds with Nakamura and Hiroshi Tanahashi.
|
|
As tip-off nears, a small crowd gathers on the sideline to watch the point guard whose scintillating shooting has taken the league by storm warm up.
|
|
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star, 54, shared a scintillating snap of herself wearing a lacy black bikini that showed off her toned physique on Friday.
|
|
The Astros are a scintillating 12-5 against Seattle this season, and ace Dallas Keuchel will look to stymie the Mariners for the third time this season.
|
|
The 2014 Vezina Trophy winner owns a scintillating 10-1-33 mark with a slim 1.35 goals-against average in the last 12 meetings with the Penguins.
|
|
On Saturday at Carnegie Hall, the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra gave the premiere of Harold Meltzer's "Vision Machine," a breezy and scintillating piece inspired by Mr. Nouvel's tower.
|
|
The second stanza of the match began in teasing winds that often played tricks with the ball, yet the quality of the tennis produced was often scintillating.
|
|
Mo Farah launched the world championships in scintillating fashion Friday with another consummate 10,33-meter victory that further embellished his claim to being the greatest distance racer.
|
|
And, courtesy of Ferrari Trento, scintillating sparklers like Blanc de Blancs Ferrari Brut, Ferrari Brut Rosé and an array of vintage choices will be available as well.
|
|
The European Southern Observatory's VISTA telescope has observed both dwarf galaxies for the last 10 years and shared a new scintillating view of the Large Magellanic Cloud.
|
|
Ward notched several scintillating victories as a pro, but his career stalled a bit in recent years because of injuries and a contract dispute with a promoter.
|
|
His combination of energy, ingenuity and ruthlessness made for scintillating viewing throughout the Premier League season, after which he was named the league's player of the year.
|
|
I wish I had known that I could tone down on the perfectionism and that no one expected me to be 100 percent scintillating all the time.
|
|
At 1 minute 45 seconds At 25, the British pianist Benjamin Grosvenor has already won attention, and a Decca recording contract, for his brilliant technique and scintillating style.
|
|
No characters appear on the covers, nor are there any fight scenes or scintillating imagery to lure the reader in, a break in ranks for superhero comic books.
|
|
The Nationals scored 26 runs in winning the last two games and are a scintillating 8-1 as they enter the finale of their 10-game road trip.
|
|
This Podcast Will Kill You is hosted by ecologists and epidemiologists, Erin Welsh and Erin Allman Updyke, who take historic diseases and make them scintillating dinner party conversation.
|
|
Then, something scintillating happened when she and Short, the 66-year-old veteran of SCTV and SNL, shared a giddy segment on SNL's 40th anniversary special in 2015.
|
|
Chasing 2110 for victory, Ben Stokes' scintillating 215 not out helped the hosts tie the see-saw contest, forcing the Super Over where more nail-biting excitement unfolded.
|
|
The gains followed a scintillating New York session where the three major indexes tallied their biggest one-day percentage gains since March, rising more than 2 percent each .
|
|
And "The Crown" — the scintillating Netflix drama, improving with age — is not at all shy about putting on a show, doling out all the pageantry and suds necessary.
|
|
Let's remember him joyously prancing amid the wayward sprinklers that interrupted a game in his scintillating 2005 season — and not for the three injury-marred years that followed.
|
|
The Swiss 24th seed was in scintillating form to beat Chile's Cristian Garin, second on the list for claycourt wins this year, 6-1 6-4 6-0.
|
|
U.S. stock futures and Asian markets have seesawed after last night's scintillating ride on Wall Street and it all depends on the march of the coronavirus across continents.
|
|
Still, more than a dozen administration officials came forward, offering testimony in private and then in scintillating public hearings that confirmed and expanded on the whistle-blower complaint.
|
|
Virgin Galactic's stock has been leaping to record highs in recent weeks, with its rally since the beginning of the year outstripping even the scintillating of rise Tesla.
|
|
And what a pleasure to be so close to Mr. Ax during his scintillating performance of a quirky, overlooked Mozart piece, the Piano Sonata in F (K. 533).
|
|
Upbeat, rubbery, scintillating blocks of synthesizer chintz shimmer and surge as the brashly angry tone of her rapping signals release from repression and lends her music its force.
|
|
In Stravinsky's "Variations (Aldous Huxley in Memoriam)," a similar preoccupation with timbre turns into a kaleidoscope of scintillating colors that include jazzy wind interventions, spidery strings and earthy syncopations.
|
|
Staring at a series whitewash after four defeats, India rode Pandey's scintillating 104 off 2118 balls to chase down a 217.3-run victory target with two balls to spare.
|
|
Perhaps Harvard was expecting a scintillating lecture that called for abolishing the CIA and the presidency, or that Manning would once again compare U.S. immigration enforcement to the Gestapo.
|
|
Overall, though, the landscape was not primed to receive the camp goth-rock of a couple of crossdressing outsiders scintillating under the influence of Depeche Mode and Sonic Youth.
|
|
Now, a World Series that seemingly has had everything — scintillating comebacks, mind-numbing heat, an offensive gesture and a record number of home runs — will have a seventh game.
|
|
An earlier body of work, from 1962, incorporates drawn-over slips of paper, many with star shapes, pasted down on the surface into sculptural reliefs spattered with scintillating color.
|
|
The tables have turned on the formerly white-hot Columbus Blue Jackets, who answered a scintillating 226-43-24 run by dropping five in a row (21-214-3).
|
|
They included a scintillating appearance by the Wula Drum and Dance Ensemble, an American company of 17 drummers, dancers and instrumentalists led by M'bemba Bangoura, with roots in Guinea.
|
|
The world's most expensive footballer scored the first and made the second in a scintillating match that took Brazil into a last eight showdown with either Belgium or Japan.
|
|
Why it matters: Though not always scintillating, enterprise technology, which serves large companies, organizations and institutions, brings in billions of dollars and accounts for some of the most successful IPOs.
|
|
The Minnesota Wild look to wrap up a scintillating 7 1/23-week stretch when they host the St. Louis Blues in their final game before the All-Star break.
|
|
Yesterday, Boiler Room announced that they would launch a virtual reality club in London early next year, and Mixpak leading lady Jubilee shared a scintillating new session through their platform.
|
|
Sooners quarterback Kyler Murray accounted for five touchdowns as well, four through the air and one on his scintillating scoring run that gave Oklahoma (5-1, 0-1) life late.
|
|
A scintillating cruiserweight tag match and a dash of comedy with Elias (who gets more heel heat than anyone else in the company just by showing up with a guitar).
|
|
The Houston Astros were scintillating during an 133-2 road trip and look to bring the momentum home when they open a three-game set against the Los Angeles Angels.
|
|
The arrangements of these songs, with their jazzy harmonies and splashy riffs, set the mood perfectly for Ravel's "Miroirs," a French Impressionist masterpiece given a scintillating yet sensitive performance here.
|
|
Some scintillating passages for trumpets and vibraphones were brimming with a metallic resonance that the orchestra and its music director, Jaap van Zweden, balanced beautifully with the strings and winds.
|
|
LONDON (Reuters) - Australian Nick Kyrgios let his tennis do the talking against Stanislas Wawrinka as he knocked the fourth seed out of the Madrid Open with a scintillating display on Wednesday.
|
|
He shot a scintillating 30-39 from two-point range and a not-that-good 13-22 from three-point range, according to a box score posted online after the game.
|
|
Fleetwood, playing one hole ahead with compatriot Lee Westwood, was also in scintillating form but having reached 12 under with a birdie on the 663th he could make no more inroads.
|
|
On a whim, Eads began experimenting with Tiltbrush, VR's answer to Microsoft Paint, and began producing trees, waterfalls, mountains, and natural magic that envelops the viewer in a scintillating 3D world.
|
|
Whenever Draymond Green, Steph Curry, Kevin Durant, and Klay Thompson are healthy enough to play at the same time, their record is a scintillating 43-9 this year, including the playoffs.
|
|
It consists of an apparatus made of wood, electric lights, colored gels and wooden stencils with cutout shapes that performers manipulate by moving sliding panels to create a scintillating light play.
|
|
These scintillating studies in orchestral color are based on piano miniatures the composer wrote in 1945, when the State Opera lay in ruins in the Soviet-occupied sector of the city.
|
|
For SoundCloud rap, the album's quite polished, and despite the globs of distortion floating through the mix, the beats and Auto-Tune click together into a bright, smooth, scintillating musical surface.
|
|
Tyler Seguin has enjoyed a scintillating stretch since the All-Star break, collecting five goals and as many assists in seven outings before being held off the scoresheet against St. Louis.
|
|
On Sunday, Blackmon was named a starting outfielder for the National League All-Star team, collecting more than three million fan votes as a reward for a scintillating first half: a .
|
|
George Cables, a pianist, is the rare performer who can produce scintillating, even ecstatic, music that doesn't need to compromise itself in a room as starched and proper as the Kitano.
|
|
Sharks 2, Golden Knights 1 (OT) Logan Couture scored the overtime game-winner, and goaltender Aaron Dell provided a scintillating performance to backstop San Jose to a win in Las Vegas.
|
|
When a movie ups the ante visually and narratively at every opportunity, it's no longer striving for coherence or scintillating social critique — it's trying to evoke something emotional in the audience.
|
|
The CW's effervescent telanovela about a woman who's accidentally artificially inseminated is now so much more; it's a dense drama about complicated relationships, with some light fantasy and scintillating scandal thrown in.
|
|
As we get ready to make a "Brentwood goodbye" to one of the most compelling TV series of the year, here are our arguments for the performances that made Simpson so scintillating:
|
|
I just felt that together, it's solid but not scintillating and we need to see how they develop, how they launch, and then what they do with these platforms… …Seems relatively straightforward.
|
|
Anastasia Steele and Christian Grey are headed back to the big screen next February, and right now we only have a scintillating Fifty Shades Darker trailer to prepare us for their reunion.
|
|
Anthony Huxley, even though he has not mastered every aspect of the Scherzo, is a bright, scintillating Oberon; watching this artist grow has become one of the biggest delights this company offers.
|
|
He can still make some things happen at age 39, but his early stint in Toronto remains one of the most scintillating era of eye-popping feats any player has ever enjoyed.
|
|
The sixth season has been the first to go largely beyond the book blueprint, and the result included story lines both scintillating (the war for the North) and not (Arya's faceless adventures).
|
|
Its placement in the "comedy" category at the Golden Globes was a testament to its scintillating wit and chortle-inducing script, but it definitely obscured the film's pointedly dark, even grim worldview.
|
|
Impressive numbers to be certain, but Henrik Lundqvist may have him beat as the 2012 Vezina Trophy winner owns a scintillating 17-3-0 mark with a 1.77 goals-against average and .
|
|
Mary's string of less than scintillating relationships pointed up a problem with "Downton Abbey," and might indicate why Mr. Fellowes tended to resort to the morbid: He's not very good with love.
|
|
Prosecutors' allegations against him told a scintillating story of how the Trump campaign coordinated with Stone to attempt to learn about stolen documents that, once public, could hurt Hillary Clinton in 2016.
|
|
Perhaps fittingly, the runaway winner was a frequent practice partner of Woods's: Rickie Fowler, who birdied the first seven holes on his way to a scintillating score of 279, a course record.
|
|
So, instead of all that, we found a few subtly scintillating skivvy picks — like retro cuts, longline bras, and satin sets — even the most minimalist of dressers can get behind. Ooh-la-la?
|
|
The world number one saved two match points in a second set tiebreak before edging to victory in the final set after a match that brought out some scintillating tennis from both players.
|
|
Semyon Varlamov turned in a scintillating performance with a season-high 21.9 saves, but a lack of offense reared its ugly head in a hard-luck 211-225 loss to Boston on Sunday.
|
|
With their record over the past 21 games a scintillating 19-2 (including wins over the Warriors and Clippers), it's time to stop relegating them to second-tier status among the league's elite.
|
|
They rarely play together, but Portland has outscored opponents by 2100 points per 28.5 possessions with a scintillating attack that hasn't even shot it very well, per Cleaning the Glass, when they do.
|
|
They rarely play together, but Portland has outscored opponents by 18 points per 100 possessions with a scintillating attack that hasn't even shot it very well, per Cleaning the Glass, when they do.
|
|
While Washington has enjoyed a scintillating 14-2-1 run to elevate to the penthouse in the Metropolitan Division, Montreal remains atop the Atlantic despite sustaining five losses in its last eight games.
|
|
Rameau was a pioneering music theorist and brilliant orchestral innovator as well as composer, and his scintillating signature sonority is that of multiple anchoring bassoons, playing in unison, often in a high register.
|
|
In the winter of 2000, the dramatic aftermath of the Bush-Gore presidential election felt like the perfect spinoff, less scintillating than the Starr hearings certainly, but full of heart-stopping reversals nonetheless.
|
|
All that transpired this past week—even the scintillating NXT show on Friday, showcasing Sami Zayn vs the debuting Shinsuke Nakamura in an early match of the year candidate—is about maintaining that control.
|
|
He ended a scintillating 20-stroke rally with a volley to move 6-4 ahead in the breaker, but Murray replied with an ace and devilish service return to set up a routine pass.
|
|
The premise of Gaiman's American Gods is scintillating: Old gods, forgotten in the United States, are losing power to new gods like Technology and Media, and a war is brewing between the two factions.
|
|
It's scintillating, often scary, stuff, and many of the more sordid bits were already covered in a lengthy excerpt in New York mag as well as articles in The Guardian and The Hollywood Reporter.
|
|
Sale owns a scintillating 7-0 mark in his last eight outings, although he inexplicably allowed six runs in four innings to take the loss in his lone career encounter with Philadelphia last September.
|
|
ABOUT THE BLUES: Elliott continued his scintillating play as he followed his 33-1-0 stretch to end the regular season with a 35-save performance in his first playoff start in three years.
|
|
Pieters, however, came storming back with a scintillating sequence of seven birdies in 14 holes as he fully vindicated captain Darren Clarke's decision to award him a wildcard pick for the biennial team event.
|
|
Ms. Wang, 29, a prodigious virtuoso who brings charisma and a flair for fashion to the stage as well, is best known for elegant, technically scintillating performances of Romantic repertory and 20th-century works.
|
|
Loch was still grinning in the leaders' booth as his rivals took their turns but he was noticeably surprised when Mazdzer bettered his time with a scintillating 47.534-second run to leap into second.
|
|
Lehner was tested often in the first half of the third period and answered the bell with a trio of scintillating saves against Vladimir Sobotka, Brayden Schenn and Vladimir Tarasenko to keep it scoreless.
|
|
But this WGN America series turns it into a scintillating, slow-boiling story about the hidden secrets of World War II-era America, as well as the weirdest small-town drama you've ever seen.
|
|
That may not sound like a scintillating subject to build a play upon, but Sharr White's "The True," which opened on Thursday at the Pershing Square Signature Center, is itself a kind of machine.
|
|
While some have described him as the heir to Nadal's throne, it will be exceptionally difficult for him to overcome Nadal while he's in scintillating form, especially on the slower hardcourts of Melbourne Park.
|
|
Gershom Scholem, the pioneering scholar of kabbalah, was one of many public intellectuals who felt that Arendt had lost track of the human reality of the Holocaust amid the scintillating twists of her argument.
|
|
Prosecutors' allegations against him told a scintillating story of how the Trump campaign coordinated with Stone to attempt to learn about stolen documents that, once public, could hurt Trump's opponent Hillary Clinton in 2016.
|
|
This week's episode of "The Good Fight" is full of clever twists and scintillating reveals, all of which work to break down Maia's illusions about the privileged life her parents have swaddled her in.
|
|
Christine's spirit and smarts make living vicariously through her more alluring, and they also allow the show to examine the topic of sex and sex work in a way that's much more analytical than scintillating.
|
|
The 21-year-old model stripped down in a scintillating snap she shared on social media Saturday in which she decided to skip the clothes and just wear a strapless black bra and matching underwear.
|
|
It may just be in plain old 2-D, but Mixpak's Jubilee shared a scintillating Boiler Room set today, accompanied with an interview for the occasion of the release of her debut album After Hours.
|
|
" A book publisher "Some sort of scintillating atmosphere has been created," said Sadegh Samii of the lifting of sanctions, "but whether it materializes to reality in financial terms, I doubt it very much right away.
|
|
LONDON (Reuters) - Mo Farah launched the World Athletics Championships in scintillating fashion on Friday with another consummate 10,000 meters triumph that further embellished his claim to being the greatest distance racer in the sport's history.
|
|
As Mr. Klein put it, "Maybe all these years, the importance of scintillating video has been overblown, and the mission for news outlets could be to help viewers understand what all that video really means."
|
|
The game also marked a renaissance moment for pitcher Luis Severino, whose scintillating major league debut over the final two months of last season gave way to a demotion to the minor leagues this May.
|
|
ABOUT THE ROCKETS (41-18): Houston acquired backup sharpshooter Lou Williams from the Los Angeles Lakers prior to Thursday's trading deadline and he was scintillating in his debut with 27 points and seven 3-pointers.
|
|
In the first leg against Chelsea in London last month, Messi was not at his most scintillating, but he scored late to level at 1-1 a game in which Chelsea had the clearest chances.
|
|
Against an opponent who thwarted Sharapova's Grand Slam comeback in the round of 16 of the United States Open last year, the unseeded Sharapova sped through a scintillating first set in 23 power-packed minutes.
|
|
Oregon built an 8-point advantage with four minutes left in the half, even though Tyler Dorsey — the sophomore guard whose scintillating performances had earned him the nickname Mr. March — missed his first four shots.
|
|
Where "Trust" yields diminishing returns, "Billions" remains a shrewd investment, having ended its second season with a scintillating twist on the central cat-and-mouse game, and picking up pretty seamlessly where that left off.
|
|
Cleveland scored the first seven points of the third before Chicago seized control of the game by igniting a scintillating 212-259 run to take a 257-76 lead at the end of the quarter.
|
|
Cleveland scored the first seven points of the third before Chicago seized control of the game by igniting a scintillating 40-12 run to take a 99-133 lead at the end of the quarter.
|
|
Brown had a scintillating 241-yard touchdown run to begin the Nittany Lions' scoring, and Cain's 215-yard scoring burst gave Penn State a 242-245 lead with 239:212 remaining in the second quarter.
|
|
Her activity was broadcast on a TV throughout the night—a scintillating addition to the evening no more obviously related to Satanism than the fact that Tony Hawk was there, wearing his winter coat inside.
|
|
Kerry Washington also brought some serious sexiness with her afterparty dress for the evening, not that her monochromatic Oscars Versace gown, with its leather bustier top and mile-long slit, wasn't scintillating all on its own.
|
|
Marlins RH Jose Fernandez (23-4, 2.53) DeGrom recorded his first career complete game in scintillating fashion on Sunday as he allowed just one hit and struck out seven in a 5-214 win over Philadelphia.
|
|
The men Liz and Jane fall for — that is, Darcy and Bingley — are described more in terms of their scintillating looks, impressive wealth and Ivy League credentials than in terms of their humor, smarts or charm.
|
|
The Washington Capitals scored a staggering 4.65 goals per game during a scintillating 17-2-1 run, only to return from their bye week by tallying just 22 times over their last 10 (5-03-1).
|
|
Overcomplicated has the scintillating, big-idea premise of an "it" business book, but it's more than a Hudson News read: It presents a new way to think about the world that makes seemingly impossible problems approachable.
|
|
In 2009, he used the opportunity of a mix record on the British label Fabric — where D.J.s typically show off the breadth of their record collections — to instead compile a scintillating survey of his own work.
|
|
Featuring exclusives from the likes of Alessandro Adriani, All Done, Kesarine, Mehmet Aslan, Yan Wagner and Acid Arab themselves, what we have here is an scintillating hour of music that straddles borders, and circumnavigates cultural differences.
|
|
As such, and despite the scintillating exchange of ideas and criticism that fueled the wide and divergent influence of both the French and Belgian movements, the latter now figures as scarcely a footnote in the textbooks.
|
|
But he ran out of steam, and rookie Fleetwood and Open champion Molinari roared back to steal the show with a scintillating finish — earning hosts Europe their only point on a morning dominated by the United States.
|
|
Tour de France stage specialist Cavendish produced a scintillating time trial, going second fastest, 11 seconds quicker than at the London world championships when a poor ride in the discipline left his Rio selection hopes in danger.
|
|
"He has done that very easily ... and we think he is ready to step in and face whatever is chucked at him" Hansen also selected bullocking inside center Ngani Laumape after his scintillating season with the Hurricanes.
|
|
A look inside an opaque $6 billion industry that challenges the very idea of renewable energy It's tough to write a scintillating headline when the topic of the story is something called "renewable energy certificates," or RECs.
|
|
The instrument's masters — and the performances were uniformly masterly — were just as diverse, with singers from Brazil and Mexico, an early-music chorus from Spain, and Malian vocalists weaving their voices together into a scintillating musical tapestry.
|
|
Add in the facts that the Penguins had lost four straight and the Rangers have lately been hard-pressed to win at home, and the game did not appear to have the makings of a scintillating matchup.
|
|
Part of the critical adulation for Mungiu celebrates his scintillating visual storytelling, a spare, vérité style that nonetheless features some signature flourishes, such as populating his frame with numerous characters and details that claim your attention simultaneously.
|
|
Cardi B originally surfaced as an Instagram celebrity, while gradually making her name as a rapper with extensive features on other artists' tracks, and eventually a series of mixtapes that included the scintillating Gangsta Bitch Music Vol.
|
|
It is within these darkly lit scintillating spaces that Wick begins his mission of death, taking out dozens of men charged with Iosef's protection, adroitly leaving and entering each room like a level in a video game.
|
|
Once inside, Kardashian West posed for plenty of photos with her old pals, including a scintillating snap she and her friends definitely wouldn't have gotten away with taking at their "all girls Catholic school" back in the day.
|
|
Australia ended the night on a high note though with their mixed 4x100 medley relay team pipping the United States to gold by 0.02 seconds, Cate Campbell powering home in a scintillating anchor leg to overhaul Simone Manuel.
|
|
The presence of economist super-couples is a positive sign—imagine the scintillating dinner table conversations of Rose and Milton Friedman, or Janet Yellen, the chair of the Federal Reserve and George Akerlof, a Nobel prize-winning economist.
|
|
Considered a conservatory or high-end finishing school of sorts, it existed at a time when women were otherwise completely deprived of education, which made courtesans and prostitutes a scintillating and welcome escape from innocent and homely wives.
|
|
It's cool that she's into R&B singers like Kehlani and Jhené Aiko but in all it's unfortunately not very scintillating stuff, and feels more #relatable to parents than teens, if that was what she was going for.
|
|
He's a little like Sir Arthur Sullivan, who wanted to be the British Mendelssohn and produced dull symphonic pieces and choral music, only to attain immortality with the scintillating comic operettas that he wrote with W. S. Gilbert.
|
|
As for Riverdale, well, without spoiling anything — and to the show's credit — there are hints in a later episode that the show might realize that Archie and Miss Grundy's secret hookups aren't entirely scintillating, because they're actual crimes.
|
|
But I've never seen that point borne out with as much elegance and force as it is by "Albion," the scintillating Mike Bartlett play that opened Tuesday at the Almeida Theater, where it will run through Nov. 24.
|
|
"Puzzle," directed by the producer Marc Turtletaub (an Oscar nominee for "Little Miss Sunshine"), opening Friday, July 27, may not rock anyone's world with revolutionary ideas, and Mr. Khan's eyes are the source of the most scintillating action.
|
|
So, all credit to the young Russian virtuoso pianist Daniil Trifonov for beginning his artist-in-residence season at the New York Philharmonic on Wednesday with a scintillating account of this Scriabin rarity, with Jaap van Zweden conducting.
|
|
Goff passed for career highs of 465 yards and five touchdowns, winning a scintillating duel with Cousins, his Minnesota counterpart, and leading the undefeated Los Angeles Rams to a 38-31 victory over the Vikings on Thursday night.
|
|
As a woman, and the daughter of a Southern middle-class white mother, I secretly believed that my highest value was being scintillating and beautiful enough to marry a rich man (or a rich woman in my queered retelling).
|
|
" Asked how close he was to the scintillating form he produced in October to win the WGC-HSBC Champions by a record seven shots, he replied: "I'm not hitting it and putting as well as I did in Shanghai.
|
|
Goals from Kevin De Bruyne, Kelechi Iheanacho, Raheem Sterling and Ilkay Guendogan, on his Premier League debut, wrapped up the points after another scintillating display from the title favorites who continue to lay down a marker to their rivals.
|
|
Murray has won all 18 of his Tour level matches against Australians, but after gliding past John Millman into the last 16, he faces a far stiffer test against the dangerous Kyrgios who was in scintillating form against Lopez.
|
|
Pairing the kind of hi-def, scintillating house chords that wouldn't sound out of place on a Butterz release with a fizzing bass backbone, Slater sets the stage for TT to jump in and purposefully yet playfully take control.
|
|
That scintillating season earned Tejada zero first-place votes for the M.V.P. award, though he did win it for Oakland in 2002 — the season chronicled in "Moneyball," the groundbreaking book that, alas, dismisses Tejada for not walking very much.
|
|
Even those who aren't hotel guests flock to the Wythe for its scintillating appeal, whether it's a night out at the rooftop bar with skyline views, a perfectly curated cocktail list, or a dinner date at a French brasserie.
|
|
Phillies RH Vince Velasquez (5-2, 3.67) Lackey won his second straight start in scintillating fashion on Friday, scattering five hits - all singles - and striking out nine in 6 73/3 innings of a 6-0 rout of Arizona.
|
|
The temperamental Aussie, whose scintillating run to the final included wins over multiple grand slam winners Stan Wawrinka and Rafa Nadal, played free and focused from the outset and frustrated German Zverev with a steady diet of drop shots.
|
|
With its breathtaking four movements, led by the scintillating Megan Fairchild and Joseph Gordon in the first, the ballet was bracing, full of vitality and vibrating with rhythms as it covered an array of dance imagery: joy, solemnity, mystery.
|
|
The scene served as a reminder that while the boisterous Dominicans and Puerto Ricans, plucky Team Israel and some scintillating games have garnered much of the attention, the Gutty Little Americans may yet have a voice in this tournament.
|
|
Park had rocketed into contention with eight birdies in a scintillating eight-under 64 at Kingsbarns but still ended the day seven strokes behind Kim, who is six shots clear of the field as she seeks her first major.
|
|
In preconcert remarks, Mr. Lindberg characterized himself as an atonalist who no longer shies away from tonal elements, yet it came as a surprise in the second movement when the scintillating texture gave way to a juicy theme worthy of Rachmaninoff.
|
|
The lush heat and scintillating build-up of "Summer" are basically new for these two, who are maximal expressivists when duetting, usually out for the biggest, splashiest, poppiest form of conveying what it feels like to be with each other.
|
|
If part of the appeal of games for me is the fantasy world into which they let me escape, equally as important to that fictional reality as entwining tendrils of magic or rays of scintillating sunlight is the impression of earnestness.
|
|
Trailing by virtue of their own issues with ball security, the Houston Rockets rallied for a 117-103 win over the New Orleans Pelicans on Friday night at Toyota Center behind another scintillating showcase from All-Star guard James Harden.
|
|
Phillies LH Adam Morgan (215-23, 153) Ray recorded his first victory since May 215 in scintillating fashion on Sunday, scattering three hits - all singles - over a career high-tying 26 22/3 innings in a 6-0 rout of Miami.
|
|
Landry played his first five holes in a scintillating six-under at the Country Club of Jackson, matching the best start to a PGA Tour event in relation to par since the ShotLink scoring system was introduced early this century.
|
|
The 2015 American League Cy Young Award winner looks to continue his scintillating pitching while the Houston Astros vie for their 10th win in 12 outings on Tuesday when they open a three-game series versus the host Cleveland Indians.
|
|
The 22-year-old recorded his first two-goal performance of the season in Wednesday's 5-1 victory over Minnesota to continue a scintillating nine-game stretch that began in a 2-123 setback to New Jersey on Jan. 12.
|
|
It took precisely one game, for instance, for Alex Morgan to get herself on a scintillating scoring streak, with her five goals — scoring left-footed, right-footed and with her head — displaying all the lethal components of her attacking toolbox.
|
|
A scintillating game provided a treat for the fans with Kane also missing a penalty and Sterling hitting the post, while Kosovo, sensing England's unease, never gave up on the prospect of staging one of the most remarkable comebacks ever seen.
|
|
EditorsNote: rewords first graf Logan Couture scored the overtime game-winner, and goaltender Aaron Dell provided a scintillating performance to backstop the San Jose Sharks to a 13-1 win over the Vegas Golden Knights on Thursday night in Las Vegas.
|
|
It's a choral classic, but Wednesday's scintillating concert, starring the NDR Symphony Orchestra, now renamed the NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchestra, opened with the slender, pliable tone of a single oboe — the instrument to which other players tune in halls around the world.
|
|
KUMAGAYA, Japan (Reuters) - Argentina ended a disappointing World Cup campaign on a high as they ran in seven tries to hammer the United States 47-17 with a sometimes scintillating backline display in their final Pool C game on Wednesday.
|
|
In Santa's annual performance review of whether the choreographer and director Austin McCormick has been nice or naughty, McCormick is clearly gunning for the latter with his scintillating, scantily clad riff on "The Nutcracker" for adults only (21 and older).
|
|
Hoffman, who had opened with a scintillating 64, was two ahead with one hole to play but ran up a five at the par-four 18th after finding a bunker off the tee and failing to reach the green in two.
|
|
The show included paintings, pencil drawings, and watercolors and what came through all of it was sense of scintillating figuration, that could sweep up anything in its path — elephant dung, glitter, pins, magazine cut-outs, resin — and make it ravishing.
|
|
The final set started as a baseline slugfest with both players struggling to hold, until Stephens showed the kind of scintillating form that carried her to the 2017 U.S. Open title to ease away for a memorable come-from-behind victory.
|
|
Manama, Bahrain (CNN)In the Trump administration's vision of the future, Gaza City looks a lot more like Tel Aviv: a bustling metropole with scintillating beaches, beckoning tourists from around the world who have no reason to fear the potential for Israeli airstrikes.
|
|
The Swede had been linked to a move to Major League Soccer earlier in the season but his scintillating form has opened up other possibilities, including the possibility of playing for Sweden at the Rio Olympics in August as an over-age player.
|
|
The red-hot St. Louis Blues have bolstered their resume for a sixth straight postseason appearance with victories in nine of their last 10 games while the Calgary Flames have dropped consecutive contests on the heels of a scintillating 12-1-0 run.
|
|
While top seed Federer was only at his scintillating best in the first set nothing could be taken away from Anderson, who will become the first male player representing South Africa to contest a Wimbledon semi-final since Kevin Curren in 211.
|
|
The 19-year-old started the third round four adrift of overnight leader Danielle Kang but overhauled her compatriot with a scintillating run of eight birdies in 11 holes to end the day on 15-under at the 63-player limited-field event.
|
|
Closer Wade Davis was activated Friday after spending more than a month on the disabled list and promptly suffered his third blown save in 24 chances for the Royals, who have lost three in a row following a scintillating 18-33 stretch.
|
|
LONDON (Reuters) - Manchester City opened up a two-point lead over neighbors Manchester United at the top of the Premier League thanks to another display of scintillating brilliance in a 21-21 thrashing of Stoke City at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday.
|
|
After a scintillating 13-3-2 run had the Philadelphia Flyers sitting pretty for a potential postseason berth, Dave Hakstol's charges fell on the wrong side of the playoff picture following a third straight setback - to the league's worst club, no less.
|
|
Not only that - and this is no joke, I actually checked, because, you know, I'm into fitness and therefore my conversation is relentlessly scintillating - the colourings come from beetroot (filled with endurance-enhancing nitric oxide) and curcumin (a potent metabolism-boosting compound).
|
|
Blind Vision is characterized by superb production values, with excellent audio quality (take an Italian translator with you) and purposefully built light boxes (a misnomer, as they are circular in form like the eyes they display) that carry the scintillating photographic color transparencies.
|
|
LONDON (Reuters) - Novak Djokovic clawed his way to a two sets to one lead over great rival Rafael Nadal under the Centre Court roof before their scintillating Wimbledon semi-final was paused with the contest balanced on a knife-edge on Friday.
|
|
After a largely forgettable spring, Spieth was handed the Golf Writers Association of America's top-player award on Wednesday night, where highlights from his seven-win 217 season were replayed, serving as a reminder of what a scintillating season he'd cobbled together.
|
|
Ingebrigtsen was again the star of the show, though, using the searing pace that had helped him win the 21950 metres on Friday to race away from the field in a modest-paced race with a scintillating last lap of 24 seconds.
|
|
While the movie has scintillating glimpses of such '80s New York luminaries as Madonna, Patti Smith and Laurie Anderson, it's less a nostalgic evocation than a dual portrait of two intertwined artists, one gone too soon, the other just hitting his stride.
|
|
"These are societal scourges that preceded this White House, that will follow this White House, but those who are in a position to do something about it ought to, and not just once or twice a month in some scintillating story," Conway said.
|
|
As desperation rises, candidates go on the attack Several candidates had their backs against the wall and it showed with a high energy, scintillating and, at times, vicious debate that was by far the most entertaining and illuminating of the primary season.
|
|
Given the scintillating way both had performed throughout the tournament, with Nadal winning every set he played in his first six matches and with Djokovic winning all but two, it seemed certain that they would duel once again deep into the Melbourne night.
|
|
Roman Reigns and John Cena had a match which was, like most things they do, just fine in a not particularly exciting way, while trying to recreate the look and feel of the scintillating Cena vs AJ Styles matches from last year.
|
|
Because until those last 20 minutes, and in particular in the film's second act, Jenkins flirts with a bevy of ideas that feel fresh to the superhero genre, the most scintillating of which is that Diana could be wrong about how to save the world.
|
|
They are unbeaten in 18 matches under Lopetegui, and their scintillating 3-0 win over Italy in a qualifier and a 6-1 blitz of Argentina in their last friendly outing showed their credentials as one of the favorites to lift the World Cup.
|
|
The Oranje riders seemed to be controlling affairs at the end of the 130km race, ready to set up victory at the Glasgow Green finish for Vos, only for former world champion Bastianelli to beat her to the punch with a scintillating final burst.
|
|
Kell Walker ran in a two-point conversion after Darnell Woolfolk's 1-yard touchdown burst with 18 seconds to play to lead Army to a scintillating 42-35 victory over San Diego State in the Armed Forces Bowl Saturday at Amon G. Carter Stadium.
|
|
After two scintillating performances under the UFC banner to open his account with the promotion, two first round knockouts over Cathal Pendred and Luiz Dutra, Breese found himself forced to the canvas on a number of occasions in London against vastly experienced judoka Keita Nakamura.
|
|
Lawler is happy to get punched in the head all day but he clearly lost his composure as he didn't react to the jab which came straight up the center after this and the scintillating over hand which sent him reeling to the fence.
|
|
What we get instead, really, is Hitler's food story (including a stretch of nine pages with no mention of Braun), which isn't particularly scintillating, all things considered, and feels incongruous in the company of Eleanor Roosevelt and Dorothy Wordsworth, the devoted spinster sister of William.
|
|
Schwab had set the clubhouse target with seven birdies, five of which came on the front nine, before Lorenzo-Vera caught up with a scintillating back nine which included four birdies and an eagle on the 14th hole at the Crans-sur-Sierre Golf Club.
|
|
The 22-year-old Spaniard, who hit two eagles and five birdies in a final-round 65 to finish on 24 under par, was at his scintillating best when the incident at the sixth hole threatened to leave him with a two-shot penalty.
|
|
Warren's area of academic specialty was bankruptcy law (a later Warren book carried the scintillating title Secured Credit: A Systems Approach), and in that field, she was a leading figure in one side of a long-running dispute between two main points of view.
|
|
LONDON (Reuters) - AFTER THE HALF-TIME WHISTLE After a remarkable six months, it might be too much to hope that scintillating returns earned by almost every sector - whether stocks or bonds, emerging markets or gold - can be replicated in the second half of the year.
|
|
Sex and desire are apparent from the ass out in hot pink tights cover art (not St. Vincent but her friend Carlotta) to the album's title (pronounced mass seduction) to Clark's scintillating lyrics like a contemporary Anaïs Nin over pelvic-thrust-inducing-guitar-riffs.
|
|
A scintillating chapter deals with the market in citizenship: the mega-rich can, in effect, buy their way to a new and easier life through investing in countries such as St Kitts, gaining a passport (perhaps in a new name) that enables untroubled, visa-free travel.
|
|
The 34-year-old Williams lost the Australian Open final to the seventh-ranked Kerber 6-4 3-6 6-4 in just over two hours of scintillating tennis on Rod Laver Arena in which the German negated the American's power and capitalised on unforced errors.
|
|
Under the smokey club lights, Fancy's scintillating moves are an expression of barrier-breaking confidence, and her highest goal is to connect with her audience as a performer, to "hold [them] in love," as she so elegantly puts it, one scandalously slipping sheet at a time.
|
|
Matthews' scintillating four-goal performance in the season opener paved the way to his being named the NHL's Second Star of the Week while Laine collected a goal and assist in his first contest, although both talented players have been held off the scoresheet in subsequent games.
|
|
North Carolina's been in the news a whole lot lately for a scintillating array of bullshit reasons, but what the Tar Heel State lacks in logic, basic human freedoms, and sane political processes, it (sort of) makes up for in barbecue and extremely tight heavy metal.
|
|
In its early reels, The Lost City of Z promises to be a smart but not exactly scintillating tale of a man seeking something he cannot find, undoubtedly journeying to some sort of metaphorical heart of darkness in which he'll only come in contact with madness.
|
|
But once his feet came down and Gardner steadied himself, he looked in his glove, and there the baseball was — and with it the final out of a harrowing, scintillating 225-22018 come-from-behind win over the Toronto Blue Jays on Tuesday night at Yankee Stadium.
|
|
But for the next four decades she was prolific, using a palette knife to etch dozens and dozens of scintillating, layered, small-scale seascapes of Provincetown Harbor as seen from the home and studio she designed for herself and her husband, Nanno de Groot, in 212.
|
|
Of course, it's consistently one of the most expensive hotels in South Beach, but the raw beauty and excellent amenities such as the plushly-outfitted pool and beach, Valmont Spa, and inventive food, curate an overall experience that feels serene, scintillating, and so very worth it.
|
|
Opinion polls showing the Conservative Party with a big lead have fueled a scintillating pound rally and 'short' sterling positions have been cut to seven-month lows; the belief is the Conservatives will quickly implement Brexit and end the uncertainty that's weighed on the economy since 26.5.
|
|
Opinion polls showing the Conservative Party with a big lead have fueled a scintillating pound rally and 'short' sterling positions have been cut to seven-month lows; the belief is the Conservatives will quickly implement Brexit and end the uncertainty that's weighed on the economy since 503.
|
|
For Jaap van Zweden's first program as the orchestra's music director, he conducts Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring," as well as a new piece by Ashley Fure and two piano concertos (Ravel's in G for the first, gala night, and Beethoven's "Emperor" thereafter) played by the scintillating Daniil Trifonov (Sept.
|
|
They might not be the most fashionable side at the Euros, but Hungary deserve huge credit for navigating their way out of Group F. Perhaps the most underrated team of the tournament, they ended up topping the group after a scintillating 3-3 draw with Portugal on Wednesday evening.
|
|
ANTHONY TOMMASINI AT 1 MINUTE 16343 SECONDS Yannick Nézet-Séguin and the Philadelphia Orchestra opened their Carnegie Hall program on Tuesday evening with the New York premiere of a scintillating work by the Dutch composer Michel van der Aa: his Violin Concerto of 2014, conceived for Janine Jansen.
|
|
Michael and Showalter had been the faces of the Yankees' ingenious resurrection, and now they were both out — all because the Yankees had fallen one run short in a scintillating five-game postseason series against the Seattle Mariners, whose lineup was stacked with three future Hall of Famers.
|
|
Aaron Judge's scintillating start, with his 17 home runs leading to speculation about a most valuable player candidacy — "I want to get a World Series ring first; I'm not getting paid enough to worry about M.V.P. right now," he said — has somewhat obscured the contributions of other Yankees.
|
|
He was—and I now think we were wrong about this—in the discussion for greatest wrestler in the world, having come off a scintillating match with AJ Styles, another former NJPW champion who joined him in WWE, and was one of the most famous men in the country.
|
|
Launched from barges in the Hudson River or New York Harbor after dark, it was the city's biggest pyrotechnic display of the year — a booming, scintillating barrage of rockets and starbursts that bathed the awed crowds in eerie light and echoed off the facades of a city that lived on imagination.
|
|
While nothing might be more scintillating than a buzzer face-off between Chrissy Teigen and Kristen Doute (or watching John Legend in the Fast Money Round), host Steve Harvey admits to PEOPLE that his dream matchup, the thought of which keeps him up at night, will likely never come to fruition.
|
|
For those who missed these scintillating analyses the first time around, I'll start by explaining what we public option advocates wanted, move to what we ended up with, explain how an updated public option could improve our current system, and, finally, suggest how we might get there given political constraints.
|
|
It was critically admired — described as "scintillating" and "sparkling," so "instantly compelling" that "it's hard to believe this is a debut novel" — but it sold only 1,500 copies in the UK. The market was not, it seemed, clamoring for gritty noir detective novels by an ex-British Army officer named Robert Galbraith.
|
|
"More buses," a crass distillation of the more intricate idea of a bus rapid transit system (which is arguably one of the better ways a city can improve the flow of its citizens), is just not as scintillating an answer as "fleet of self-driving cars," or "flying cars," or that blasted jetpack.
|
|
Your local fed still put on intimate events, and the forerunners of the modern indie promotions like ROH and IWA Mid-South had some scintillating shows, but it all felt diminished compared to the wild days of earlier decades, when wrestling was on every other channel at any hour of the day.
|
|
Read more:Sacha Baron Cohen slams Google billionaires Sergey Brin and Larry Page for stepping down: &aposYou&aposre the Silicon Six&aposFacebook&aposs statement on Sacha Baron Cohen&aposs viral speech totally misses the pointYou need to watch every single minute of Sacha Baron Cohen&aposs scintillating attack on internet giants like Facebook
|
|
This splendid book by the longtime New York Times obituary writer spins a scintillating narrative around the early 20th-century wrongful conviction story of Oscar Slater, a Glasgow bon vivant convicted of the robbery and murder of an elderly woman, and how Arthur Conan Doyle, creator of the Sherlock Holmes series, advocated for Slater's release.
|
|
It's not every day a scintillating debut EP from an Indian black metal-tinged neocrust band with anti-misogynist, anti-casteist lyrics based around societal oppression, existentialism, and the Marxist critical theories of the Frankfurt School lands in your inbox out of the blue—but I guess Santa thought I've been good this year.
|
|
Rose and Stenson know each other well from the European Tour and Ryder Cup, where they played one of the most scintillating rounds in the competition's history in 2014, together carding 12 birdies in 16 holes in a four-ball win over Kuchar and Bubba Watson, the U.S. golfers who came third and eighth on Sunday.
|
|
SETH COLTER WALLS During the New York Philharmonic's season-opening gala program last week, the 27-year-old virtuoso pianist Daniil Trifonov was the soloist in a scintillating and dreamy performance of Ravel's Piano Concerto in G. But the next night, for the first subscription program of the season, Mr. Trifonov played Beethoven's "Emperor" Concerto instead.
|
|
Curated by Christopher Y. Lew with Ambika Trasi, the exhibition was succinct in scope and brilliantly focused, featuring Beasley's knock-out work "A view of a Landscape: A cotton gin motor" (2012-93), alongside a group of the artist's layered, resin-encased sculptures and a scintillating performance program that included the likes of Jlin, Eli Keszler, and Taja Cheek.
|
|
So it is a continuing reward that David Ives, a playwright of ample comic gifts, best known for his Tony-nominated "Venus in Fur," has in recent years done a deep dive into these realms, producing scintillating adaptations of Molière's "The Misanthrope" (as "The School for Lies"); the lesser-known "The Heir Apparent," by Jean-François Regnard; and "The Metromaniacs," by Alexis Piron.
|
|
When I was young I had a period of reading J. D. Salinger's books and wanting intensely to be a member of the Glass family, partly because they lived in a big apartment in Manhattan, which seemed terribly exciting to me as a boy from Iowa, and partly because their conversations struck me as so much more scintillating and profound than those we had in our house.
|
|
While the exhibition's efforts to combat Raffles' distribution of misinformation are scintillating at times, the colonizer's tendency to embellish is a mere footnote to the bigger story that is largely ignored here: the deep gouges that the East India Company left in Southeast Asia's regional history, the bloodshed, and, most importantly, the locals who remain voiceless and unrepresented, even in an exhibition ostensibly about their histories.
|
|
We're working with a 23-game sample size, and time will tell if Vucevic is able to sustain his scintillating start over the next few months—ending the season with 55.3/40.9/84.3 shot splits as a center on a playoff team would be, um, incredible—but it won't be easy, particularly as more and more defenses appreciate how dominant he's been and force his teammates to beat them.
|
|
Part of it might have to do with the overall reach of the channel — it could also be that Match just isn't as scintillating as UnReal, which is aimed at unearthing the dastardly goings-on behind the scenes of salacious reality TV. But the fact is that Match beat out all the rest when it came to putting a Black man at the center of a search for everlasting love.
|
|
I can't argue that the passages about renovations — "We had to drill a subfloor through the grout, a bit of an easier drill than through the tile" or "We re-coat with a few layers of urethane every few years, and it still isn't enough to keep it from wearing, but it will serve you very well for at least five years and costs almost nothing" — make for scintillating reading.
|
|
But its high points kicked higher than just about any other show's, and the finale had a full share of them: Margaret Qualley, excellent as Ann Reinking, angrily auditioning for "All That Jazz"; Michelle Williams, scintillating as Verdon, showing Debbie Allen (Kelcy Griffin) how to do it in "If My Friends Could See Me Now"; and Sam Rockwell, simply sensational as Fosse, tapping out his grief at his best friend's funeral.
|
|
Yes, some of the later candidates are simply not as scintillating – Democrat John HickenlooperJohn Wright HickenlooperPoll: Trump trails three Democrats by 85033 points in Colorado The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE of Colorado (750,000 viewers for his town hall) could never carry a show in primetime, even in a treasured timeslot with "This Is Us" as his lead-in.
|
|
And if you're not interested in watching feet twitching under the sheets or Camilla apply the same wretched pair of false eyelashes for the 75th day in a row, watch Love Island for the dazzling fashion (I'm talking about Chris and Kem's eye-wateringly tight white jeggings, Olivia's crochet body con and Tyne-Lexy's gold lamé), to boo and hiss every time amoral Jonny and Tyla come on screen, or for the scintillating conversation that will make you feel like you belong in Mensa.
|
|
Subtly interwoven in these two grand subjects is another story, about how a single lifetime can erase whole decades, so that in two scintillating hours, the Delany sisters inhabit the woods where their grandfather shot squirrels for breakfast; the Raleigh, N.C., park where Bessie sneaked a drink from a water fountain restricted to whites; the London theater where Paul Robeson played Othello; the street protest when a Manhattan movie house showed the racist film "Birth of a Nation"; the polling place where Sadie and Bessie cast their ballots right after women won the right to vote.
|
|