Even so, it starts off silkily, with the driver's body getting only a gentle push into the fabulously comfortable seats.
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As the dancers inched toward one another, taking parallel steps that gradually became less regimented, they swayed and swirled silkily.
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Equally pleasurable are encounters with several modern artists: The feathers of Angela Gladwell's Brown Kiwi mother and chick gleam silkily off the page.
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As an adult, Theo moves silkily between the drawing rooms of the rich and the dusty labyrinth of an antiques store where he works.
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Morphing into different personas, Mr. Abraham transformed himself from a voguer, silkily turning the stage into a runway, into an old man and a troubled boy.
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While the lighting design by Jorginho De Carvalho sets a certain mood, it also casts the dancers, crawling silkily across the floor like crabs, into obscurity.
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Stephens, moving silkily from side-to-side, out-Haleped Halep to move 4-1 in front, however, turning herself into a human backboard in some seemingly endless rallies.
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At times, it intriguingly suggests the flip side of Ms. Williams's more silkily neurotic, Oscar-nominated turn as Marilyn Monroe in the film "My Week With Marilyn" (2011).
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The director Michael Chaves, making the most of his silkily mobile, at times predatory camera (he likes to shift the point of view mid-prowl) delivers the horror classics nicely.
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There's sensuousness to Paul's drift, which, as the camera silkily slips alongside him, suggests a casual luxurious attitude toward life, of being free to do anything, go anywhere, say anything.
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The film shows three perspectives, side by side: "Private" features the dancer Judith Dunn warming up in her loft, bending and rising in pliés as her arms float silkily through the air.
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During the recent residency, some projects were more successful than others, but all were well worth watching: Dancers moved silkily inside 3D environments that were then projected onto screens for mixed-reality experiences.
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But the newsworthy collaborator on his new creation, "Rules of the Game," is the Grammy winner Pharrell Williams, who contributes an atmospheric smooth-jazz score to Mr. Bokaer's silkily controlled moves for eight dancers.
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Poodles, their bodies adorned with elaborate pieces of fluffed-up topiary; Yorkshire terriers, whose fur is so silkily long that they appear to have no legs; komondors, perhaps the closest thing we have to sentient industrial mops — hair is essential to these dogs.
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As performers glide past silkily, awkwardly or fiercely — all the while teetering on their toes as if they were in heels in a fashion show — they wear and carry costumes, from ordinary scraps of fabric draped to couture perfection to a fantastically voluminous black ruffled dress by the Japanese label Comme des Garçons.
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In a way, she didn't have anything to prove. She was smoothly, silkily professional. But I saw this as my big chance and, like Eva when she clapped eyes on Peron, I grabbed with both hands. I wanted the role more than anything else in the whole world.
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The edge of the gills is pale, and the edge ranges from finely denticulate (with a very finely toothed margin) to straight. The stem is long and thick, cylindrical above, slightly club-shaped below, and usually somewhat curved. It is initially very fibrillose, later silvery shiny and wavy, violet or grayish violet at the apex when young, more gray or grayish-brown at the base. The violet coloring soon disappears and then the stem is whitish or pale clay brownish and silkily fibrillose.
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Alpine lady's-mantle is a perennial plant with a woody rhizome growing to a height of between . The weak stems are silkily hairy and grow from a basal rosette and the leaves are palmate with about seven lanceolate leaflets with toothed tips, smooth above and densely hairy underneath. There are alternate pairs of leaves on the stems and the inflorescence forms a dense cyme. The flowers are lime green with four sepals, no petals, four stamens and a solitary carpel.
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Young specimens The cap is in diameter, initially spherical to convex, with the margin rolled inward, then flattened, sometimes with large, broad, central umbo. The margin often cracks star-like, particularly in dry weather. The mushroom is a pale azure violet to pale lilac color, soon bleaching and fading to tan brown or rusty brown. The cap is dry, silkily shiny or tomentose at the margin with membranaceous bronze fragments of the veil, the white fragments of which often adhere to the surface like scabs.
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The stem is up to long, wide at the apex but up to wide at the base, where it thickens bulbously. The bulb, which is not sharply upright but marked by a rounded ridge, is egg-shaped in cross section. For a long time the stem is solid, then sometimes hollow, firm, hard, silkily fibrillose, dirty whitish with olive tinge but faintly greenish-blue, particularly at the apex, and sometimes even with a blue tint or bluish spots on the bulb. The cortina is olive greenish, then brownish, thickly developed but soon disappearing.
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"3005" was met with critical acclaim from music critics, many of whom considered it to be Gambino's best song. Billboard gave the song a positive review saying, "The elastic '3005' essentially offers a collage of influences by some of modern hip-hop's biggest talent, evoking the braggadocio of Big Sean on the verses and flicking off a hook that would sound at home on Drake's Nothing Was the Same. Like Drizzy, Gambino tries to navigate through his bars before stopping on a dime to silkily croon, 'I'll be right by your side, 'til 3005'." Franklin Soults, writing for The Boston Globe named "3005" Because the Internets "essential track".
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