A small, wiry man with wild, wiry curls, Mr. van der Gang moves with a sprite-like enthusiasm and energy, though his conversation is measured, his voice gentle and calm.
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She has a wiry frame and long, jet black hair.
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The other had a wiry gray beard and rubber clogs.
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Coy was a wiry man with a weathered brown face.
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A grin spreads beneath Mandeep's twirled moustache and wiry beard.
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The wiry undulations of the Slinky toy, for example, turn
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Dante Bichette was a muscular outfielder; Bo is a wiry shortstop.
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Fischer has a wiry black beard he twirls with calloused fingertips.
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She was roughly my mother's age, tall, wiry, and very blunt.
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She had long, dark hair, wiry limbs and big, watchful eyes.
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Burleigh is wiry and lean where Opie is hefty and solid.
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Hey has curtains of wiry dark hair and a kind face.
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"God hates America!" a wiry man was shouting from the soundstage.
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Most people think the big-guy conservative would trounce the wiry liberal.
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But the old lady, wiry and hunched, was already waving her in.
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America's most notorious killer looked mean and wiry, like a dangerous ferret.
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His hand was strong and veined and covered with wiry dark hairs.
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Wiry teens seem to skate, tag, and loiter on every available surface.
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Behind a garden wall, a wiry, older man was eager to vent.
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Then I saw your big scrawly wiry things at the Whitney Biennial 1983.
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He's too small and wiry, but he's got the stage strut thing down.
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Scottish terriers used to have wiry coats, according to "Dogs of All Nations."
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His wiry eyebrows rose, as if he expected to hear something he liked.
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Moz wasn't as wiry as he once was during his Kill Uncle days.
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The native Oklahoman has a wiry beard and speaks with a gentle rasp.
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He is a compact, wiry man who wears his hair military-style short.
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His brother, Dan*, was physically softer than ultra wiry Colm, and quieter too.
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He sat alone, a wiry man with glasses and salt-and-pepper stubble.
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He's a wiry man, crouching, making sounds, snotting, drooling, speaking in Swedish sometimes. Terrifying.
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"Juno and January are brother and sister and they're wiry little guys," he said.
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Perhaps it was the setting, but his wiry coolness reminded me of Tom Cruise.
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On the set, Tewksbury was a fanatic: wiry, dishevelled, intense, and a little terrifying.
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Anton Dolgov, 44, a wiry Moscow IT executive, won in 3:05:05 hours.
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And the dog's coat was "hard and wiry," but not long enough to be "ragged"...
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On the album, the four-piece trade in wiry and urgent post-punk and pop.
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Juliet — the wiry lab-mutt we'd recently adopted from the pound — raced into our bedroom.
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Lil Baby is wiry and rough-edged, while the elegant Gunna verges on new age.
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The oldest male among nine siblings, he was modestly built but exuded a wiry strength.
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Porzingis, at a wiry 203-foot-3, was projected to take several years to develop.
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On the podium this wiry, mop-haired conductor makes sweeping gestures with his long arms.
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For more than three decades they were looked after by a wiry keeper, Dicko Toki.
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He's wiry, he's wrinkly, and if the Twitter reactions are any indication, he's also highly controversial.
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He was wiry, watchful, and spoke a smattering of Wolof—one of Gambia's five national languages.
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But with his mellow voice and wiry physique, Mr. Kränzle also had a slightly dashing quality.
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The pair trained Rachid Morabity, a wiry runner from a family of watermelon farmers in Zagora.
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He wasn't necessarily a tough kid, he was kind of wiry and got picked on for whatever.
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"Wiry" is what Bev's ex-husband once called her, pushing her unfinished bowl of ice cream closer.
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Mr. Jordan, a wiry and kinetic presence on the podium, drew crisp, responsive playing from the Philharmonic.
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In part, this serves as savvy marketing; Mr Faber, a wiry rock-climber, is living the brand.
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Tapia is wiry strong but his uniform still sags and he patrols the outfield on tapered legs.
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Coarse, wiry ends are a telltale sign that you're dealing with hair that's dry, damaged, or both.
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Selig is another Canadian offspring, a wiry man with dark, Gallic features and a greeter's easy manner.
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Liu's friend, a wiry man in his fifties, emerged from a shack, followed by several guard dogs.
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"I think no matter what, I just have to accept it," the wiry 33-year-old said.
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Until then, Browne, who is a wiry 5 feet 4, has to deal with occasional slip-ups.
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Wiry, neatly dressed, with a quick smile and kind eyes, he grabbed Danielle Cordes's attention right away.
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She blends intriguingly with the Dorabella of Serena Malfi, who has a lithe, slightly wiry mezzo-soprano.
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When he'd gone the full round, he pointed at a tall, wiry man with a penetrating gaze.
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He has the wiry frame of a regular yoga practitioner, and an enviable thicket of gray hair.
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The wiry Mr Flint, by contrast, completes triathlons and was an HSBC lifer, joining from university in 1989.
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So, I ditched the thin wiry stuff for the more substantial, nerd-rock acetate frames, à la Weezer.
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Andrew Weitz, an intense, wiry man whom Jossen had hired to update his look, squinted at Jossen's trousers.
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Colonized but never broken, the Somalis were a wiry, arrogant and daring people for whom friendship ran deep.
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Two wiry soldiers, frozen in bronze, help each other ascend a crag with the help of a rope.
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A 1912 self-portrait by Egon Schiele feels like the perfect doppelgänger: Iggy Pop's wiry body mirrors Schiele's.
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Only the serious runners are passing me now, long, wiry bodies with dayglo shoes and militant eye-protection.
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I was made fun of a lot because I had a big nose, and I was super wiry.
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The wiry, explosive 6-foot-3 guard dominated Marquette, shredding every defensive look the Golden Eagles threw at him.
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Across from them sat Josef Weiss, a small and wiry southerner, and his fiancée Katherine Weiss, plump and cheerful.
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The architect Douglas Burnham catapults his tall, wiry frame out of his Mini Cooper to unlatch such a gate.
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Then they met with the college's president, Robert D. Clark, a wiry Nebraskan with glasses and a trim mustache.
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The guard, who had been lounging on a woven mat in the shade, levered himself upright on wiry arms.
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A short and wiry man, he also played cello in Baroque groups and started looking to buy a harpsichord.
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Ahmed Kamel, a wiry young man who speaks several languages, offers buggy rides around the pyramids for about $9.
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My second customer was a wiry and distraught-seeming woman who didn't bother to acknowledge me as she entered.
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The wiry, 40-year-old Mr. Wang said he had no idea who had deleted the items or why.
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I was a sophomore and already taking amphetamines and cocaine; wiry and enervated, I was ready to come down.
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A boisterous, wiry white man with a thick Southern twang, Kelly has lived alongside Hispanic people his whole life.
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Kenzo Hirose, a shy, wiry twenty-one-year-old with shaggy black hair, grew up in the Bolivian Amazon.
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Although it wasn't her voice playing over the AM radio waves, it was her complicated and wiry heart powering them.
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My hair transformed into a sturdy, wiry texture, which might be alarming if you go in blind (like I did).
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His arms were thin and wiry, just bone and sinewy muscle; the overlying skin hung loosely, reflecting significant muscle loss.
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He looked like a scruffy hobo — a wiry, stooped nomad with a backpack, a shapeless jacket, dirty pants and sneakers.
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At 61, Fisher is short and wiry, with thinning gray hair swept back over a high and gently tanned forehead.
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Hempstead, a wiry man with hazel eyes, occupied a cell that was directly below the shower where Rainey was tortured.
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Clegg, a wiry fifty-one-year-old former firefighter from England, has lived on the road since she was seventeen.
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Ingram, the No. 763 pick by the Los Angeles Lakers, is a terrific shooter and scorer, with a thin, wiry frame.
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Josie the Chinese Crested Photo: Getty Josie's patchy, wiry hair ensures that the petting experience would be a bit off-putting.
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He was still tall and muscly, though in a wiry way now, because wasters forgot to eat more often than not.
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Taxi drivers aren't as keen to speak to the 14-year political dominance of the wiry figure who oversaw Rwanda's transformation.
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He's a wiry young man with a small earring in his left ear, a goatee and a calm, almost professorial, manner.
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He's wearing aviator shades, and his wiry, 5-foot-21987, 22-pound frame is tightly wrapped by a brown leather jacket.
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The low end and depth of her voice, you would have never imagined coming out of that long-haired, wiry frame.
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As he ran to make his train, a wiry older man with a passing resemblance to Clint Eastwood switched platforms, too.
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Also among the drawings were several depicting big wiry blobs, complete abstractions that exuded an energy at once ferocious and calm.
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The pop singer's quiet, understated vocals seem vaguely unequal to the songs, whose wiry, dance-floor energy demands drama, excess, catharsis.
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A wiry sales engineer showed me how to write a function that rearranged the characters in a long string of letters.
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A wiry switch-hitter with speed, Fernandez made his major league debut with the Blue Jays at 21 in September 1983.
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But it is a term of highest praise for Mr. Reider, the wiry, frenetic young chef behind the D.I.Y. supper club.
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Also on display are the modern works of regional artists, including the wiry, iron sculptures from Ndary Lo, born in Senegal.
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The Herald Sun drew Williams as an "angry baby" with exaggerated features like wiry hair, a big nose, and oversized lips.
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The wiry but unstoppable kid in Edmonton; the trendsetting celebrity in Los Angeles; and the proud veteran waving goodbye in New York.
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"I sent my three sons," said Phan Van Thuong, a wiry 64-year-old grandfather with a crucifix tattooed on his chest.
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By reputation, Valtellinas are wiry, angular wines, but we found a wide variation of styles ranging from lean to rich and round.
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Markus Sigur Bjornsson is wiry and wry, dressed in streetwear, while Thorsteinn Eyfjord is taller, neck-scarved and more formal in manner.
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"KFC is no good," says a wiry Burmese teenager inside a shared taxi from a Aung Mingalar bus station to downtown Yangon.
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Their host is Torger Moeller, a wiry 77-year-old with a white beard who chomps gently on a curved, unlit pipe.
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An officer shined the vehicle's spotlight on the second floor window, where police spotted a middle-aged man with wiry graying hair.
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His thin, wiry face, framed by salt-and-pepper hair and beard, became better known as thousands followed his call to protest.
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THUMP has the premiere stream of Berlin producer Ellen Allien's new wiry techno single, "Not Alone," from her latest EP, Landing XX.
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" Women's bodies are similarly scrutinized: bony posteriors, wiry hair, acid reflux, "the yearning her breasts seem to have developed for her waist.
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The resulting collision brought to mind a high-school physics problem: A huge All-NBA center meets some wiry doofus in midair.
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Henry, slim and wiry, spent a similar period at Tottenham before being told he wouldn't be kept on account of his size.
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"It's going to be all whites doing everything," said Ross, his wiry frame engulfed by a sweatshirt bearing his face and nickname.
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JOE KAESER cuts an unusual figure among the taciturn bosses of Deutschland AG. The wiry 22017-year-old is bursting with energy.
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Mr. Skvortsov, wiry, scrappy and H.I.V. positive — a reformed drug addict and ex-convict — runs a small N.G.O. called Patients in Control.
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Couple that with his tall wiry frame and he looks more like a professional skateboarder than the aesthetic mastermind behind Microsoft's gaming hardware.
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Liza is 210, a thin, wiry woman with elf-like ears and bright eyes, an artist who grew up in the Rocky Mountains.
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Jimena, a small, wiry man with jet-black hair and a wisp of a mustache, hopped off the truck and approached the pile.
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Wiry, beady-eyed and not without flashes of humor, we see him delivering a fiery speech in footage from his days in Congress.
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One day, at the task-force base in N'Djamena, I met the commander, a wiry, deadly serious Nigerian major general named Leo Irabor.
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In later years, Williams packed on some muscle, most likely from his time in the military, but he'd always maintain his wiry frame.
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It's soft and sketchy, fun and endearing, with only the thinnest wiry vein of anything more sinister concealed in its soft, piecemeal storytelling.
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I reached that chair, just beyond the foul pole in right, and told its inhabitant, a wiry steelworker named Mark, of Maddon's observation.
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KASGANJ, India — Rahul Upadhyay, a wiry journalist with a shock of black hair, was at home when he received news of his death.
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Instead of a sexy stubble, I grow a few strands of wiry black hair that stick out of my face at haphazard angles.
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That year his new syndicated television series, "Playboy's Penthouse," put the wiry, intense Mr. Hefner, pipe in hand, in the nation's living rooms.
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Later, he planted succulents and wiry, Giacometti-like cacti in concrete pots of his own design that suggest decaying industrial nuts and bolts.
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Jeff's a wiry fellow with a disarming smile, and of the four, he seems to throw himself into recovery with the most enthusiasm.
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At twenty-six, Arefaine is lean and wiry, with bright-copper skin, tight-cropped curls, and a narrow face with a faint beard.
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Mr. Dawkins — who is wiry, with short, thinning gray hair, a narrow face and watchful hazel eyes — comes across as a bookish introvert.
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"This is the idea of the vertical voice, in which you find emotions inside your body," the wiry, soft-spoken Ms. Zizka said.
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Richard Torrey draws the savvy youngsters as cartoonish characters in wiry outline, their dueling fantasies writ large overhead in more sketchily scrawled thought balloons.
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Inspired by Musk's vision, Shervin Pishevar searched for a technology prodigy to execute it, settling on BamBrogan, a wiry, handlebar-mustachioed former SpaceX engineer.
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American Wirehair Price: $1,000 – $1,200 As its name suggests, the American wirehair is set apart from other felines by its wiry-textured coat. 12.
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Then, in March 2009, Nigel Eccles, a wiry, youthful entrepreneur from Northern Ireland and an alumnus of the management consulting firm McKinsey, started FanDuel.
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Us Weekly reports the actor had been apparently scouting out the dogs backstage and fell in love with a wiry little guy named Hazelnut.
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Though he's dressed in an elegant business suit, he looks like a teenager who crashed the party with his boyish face and wiry build.
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The image of Axl in most people's minds, including mine, is that of the beautiful wiry child of the late '80s and early '90s.
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"We had no money," said Giovanni Narvaez, a wiry 21990-year-old father of three, kicking coca leaves in rubber boots to aerate them.
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Below that stands a picture of a wiry terrier named Galahad, acquired as a "sobriety dog" when Mr. Chavez stopped drinking in the 1990s.
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The guide turned out to be an angry, wiry, 50-something man who began our time together by extolling the virtues of state censorship.
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A wiry customer whose accent suggested that he had recently arrived from Francophone Africa impatiently snapped his fingers at a pale and pudgy cashier.
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BRNO, Czech Republic — The world's best climber is a wiry 27-year-old with a curly mop of hair and a noticeably long neck.
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At 20173 feet 4 inches, she is shorter than most of her teammates, wiry and compact, with a grace and economy to her movement.
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The wiry Mr. Epstein "grew up as a pudgy, not-athletic-and-aware-of-it Bronx boy," he told New York magazine in 2006.
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In this case, its presence is felt in the form of Mr. Alene, a short, wiry man wearing a turquoise turban and plastic sandals.
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A wiry 20113-foot-4 with naturally powerful legs and a seemingly massive motor, Tuohy appears to be a specimen crafted for her sport.
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A slight, wiry man in his seventies, with big eyeglasses and a gray brush cut, he is a throwback to the pre-Chávez era.
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Modern Love Except for the pain in his eyes, he looked good: tan and wiry with wild blue eyes and an all-in smile.
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A wildfire in northern Colorado produced a firenado earlier this week, sending a wiry column of orange and yellow flames shooting into the sky.
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It's enormous in this coffee table-styled volume, the building's impossibly sloped roof and wiry black iron rails crashing into the generous page borders.
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And what was funny was that her dog, a cute wiry-haired mutt, howled and howled, like he was singing along when she laughed.
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With a bedroll under his arm, the wiry, lightly bearded camper added that, all things considered, the double homicide might actually be a blessing.
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A release from the zoo explains that "due to their thick, wiry fur, it is exceedingly difficult to see outward signs of pregnancy" in sloths.
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Vicente, wiry with close-cropped hair, said the statements he made 25 years ago were lies but that now — for real — he's telling the truth.
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A wiry 5'9″ and 140 pounds, Hurt smokes up to three packs of cigarettes a day and has a passion for cricket and church architecture.
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They may not necessarily be biting at the cables for sustenance — they just want to know what those wiry things on the ocean floor are.
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The server pondered this for a while until a wiry man got up from his marble-topped table in the corner and conferred with her.
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"You're stripping your hair down to the follicle, to the point where you have this wiry Brillo pad left on your head," Ms. Lee said.
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One fight scene pitting Lively against the wiry, insistent Richard Brake is so severely brutal it feels like Soderbergh's "Haywire" remade by Lars von Trier.
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The countertenor Kangmin Justin Kim made a headstrong Nero, with his wildly punkish blond hair and a wiry physique always coiled and ready to pounce.
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Singh—clad in cargo pants, his wiry hair pulled back into a messy ponytail—has been puttering about the property all afternoon, offering those assembled tangerines.
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Laura Villosio, a wiry indefatigable doctor from northern Italy, said the water and drugs situation had deteriorated since she first worked in Chiulo a decade ago.
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That was the hardest part for me, but also the most effective to give Geralt not only a big [body] but also that wiry, shredded look.
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There's an odd kind of masculinity to intense rock climbing, even though its devotees tend to be wiry, nerdy, and dressed in brightly colored technical gear.
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His friend and training companion Black Mike, a wiry youth from Opelousas, stepped into the sparring ring and held Griff's hand up like Lady Liberty's torch.
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Since then, the four-piece's wiry, urgent post-punk has formed part of a quiet obsession as we've followed them through social media and Soundcloud demos.
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Ledgard has the wiry, athletic build of a man who hates to be inside; outside, he bounds forward with eager steps, legs slightly bowed, shoulders hunched.
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Look into history and see the piercing eyes of James Madison, with wiry gray hair and a tributary of wrinkles along his brow, staring stiffly back.
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Mr. Vasquez, who at 50 has wiry, muscular arms and a graying, impeccably groomed goatee, said most machines tended to be 2 to 4 degrees off.
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With a tall, wiry frame and a penchant for dancing in public and speaking outdoors, Mr. Guaidó became politically active as a student leader in Caracas.
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As otherworldly as the experience was, the wiry design, limited color scheme, and low-bit aesthetic is evidence of how far things yet have to go.
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Each morning, the wiry man walks a few steps from his makeshift hut and enters the black, sludgy waters of one of India&aposs most polluted rivers.
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The color has begun to fade with age, just in time for wiry white hairs (I actually convinced myself they were platinum blonde) to start spiking out.
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Although he's far from rugged looking, with his penchant for colorful tank tops and wiry frame, you might call Karle the Marlboro Man of the digital era.
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On first listen, you'd actually be hard-pressed to find the heavy beneath its barrage of wiry melodies, reckless tempo shifts, and Hagen's wily vocals and lyrics.
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Greg was in his early 40s, compact and wiry, with flecks of gray in his close-cropped black hair, his arms and face leathery from the sun.
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There are also reconstructions of naked figures in bronze, which have a disarming fleshiness: copper lips and nipples, luxuriant black beards, wiry swirls of dark pubic hair.
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Beeps of the metal detector sounded just beyond the courtroom, where a wiry man with concave cheeks paced nervously as two men in camouflage hats talked cars.
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Mohammad Bashir, a wiry middle-age man who was my guide, led me through the narrow alleys of Saraiya, a village about 10 miles from the city.
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Their poodle, Sokha, plays an unlikely circus animal too lazy to follow instructions, and puppets with wiry bodies and expressive painted faces get their own acrobatic displays.
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His eyes are a shocking pale blue, and he sported no fewer than three man-buns: two in his wiry dark hair and one in his beard.
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Wiry yet frail, balding early, his eyes compelling behind their black horn-rimmed eyeglasses, a nonsmoker and nondrinker, Lowenstein was a one-man excitement wherever he moved.
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This late at night, there is only one ramen option: the signature bowl of chicken and pork broth, wiry noodles, slow-poached egg, and double pork toppings.
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The shallows near his island — and two others nearby that have also been settled by farming families — are perfect for a wiry breed that's exported across Asia.
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At Patrick Henry Middle School, he was a wiry student who got good grades — putting him in the sights of some older kids who picked on him.
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Both devised networks of wiry lines and eccentric shapes, although Miró's — suspended in cloudlike washes of color — are more elaborate in their formal intricacy and narrative innuendo.
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Links rough is wiry and hungry, and with little to stop your Titleist from finding it, golf balls go missing like there's a hole in your bag.
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He had a carefully planned diet to preserve his wiry frame — though that often included cheeseburgers for lunch — and he tracked his weight by the half-pound.
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"He's a close friend," the slight, wiry youth says from the group's makeshift studio, up a couple of narrow, rickety flights of stairs in a cramped neighborhood building.
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On the second match point, he challenged Thiem's second serve and was spot on as the ball was out, meaning the wiry Argentine got to fight another day.
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Cruyff's wiry frame housed surprising athletic talent, unpredictable bursts of speed and agility and precise ball-control that allowed him to trick opponents, ghosting around them with ease.
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The event was originally slated to feature the tough Tony Ferguson taking on wiry submission artist Michael Chiesa in a fight between two winners of The Ultimate Fighter.
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One guy, younger than me, shorter than me, wiry, tattooed, in a tank top and paint-spattered work pants, came over to my mat and stood over me.
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A wiry girl wearing faded skinny jeans and Day-Glo high-top sneakers, she walked into her sister's room as soon as the school bus dropped her off.
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Rozman arranged to apprentice with one of the early natural-wine-makers in the U.S., a wiry, philosophical sixty-four-year-old French-Israeli man named Gideon Beinstock.
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Szigetvar Journal SZIGETVAR, Hungary — In the shade of a wiry cherry tree, 72-year-old Jozsef Kovacs was digging in the dry dirt with a large gardening shovel.
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Wiry and lithe, dressed all in black, he paced in the front of the room, speaking without notes, occasionally standing on an empty chair in the front row.
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I come to like Jackson, a wiry tweaker so evidently bullshitting his way through the program that it is a wonder he is allowed to leave at all.
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Written as an engagement present, Previn first violin concerto, full of lush strings, Hollywood harmonies and wiry virtuosity, was dedicated to Mutter (Its subtitle is even "Anne-Sophie").
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Binh, meanwhile, was younger than both of them; wiry and dark, he often let Mui and Thanh do most of the talking, at least when I was around.
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"This is a very strategic location from Daesh's perspective," their commander, a tense, wiry man sporting a luxuriant moustache says, using an Arabic term for the Islamic State.
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Instead of being inserted into a keyhole, the key is inserted into a wiry, gold crown and the wearer is then is given the ability to control shadows.
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Where Sylvia is wiry and cerebral, a successful astrophysicist and supposed "prude," Carlotta is a whimsical, willowy bohemian who dislikes books but has a soft spot for Rilke.
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TANG DONGHUA, a wiry 47-year-old farmer wearing a Greenpeace T-shirt, smokes a cigarette and gesticulates towards his paddy fields in the hills of southern Hunan province.
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A wiry man in narrow, metal-rimmed glasses sits in a plywood-laden, nondescript apartment or drab hotel room eating a fruit and describing how it tastes to camera.
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The music that DFA put out was a thrillingly promiscuous fusion of post-punk's wiry intensity, the spacey expanse of German experimental rock, and dance music's call to transcendence.
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Wiry and diminutive (he's 5-foot-4), Mr. Korff, 62, grew up in New York City, where his mother taught modern dance, and his father taught drama in YMCA's.
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Mr. Pastor, a wiry, animated 225-year-old, said Spain could last without a government "until hell freezes over" because politicians were in no position to do more harm.
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Squinting against the high-tide wind that rattles the palms, Shay follows Tumbu's grizzled head and bare, wiry back down to the seawall at the end of the garden.
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The constant through all of the phases of its existence is Mr. DiCaprio, 28, a wiry Alabamian with a Travis Bickle mohawk and drawl he can deploy for emphasis.
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"The wiry little assistant is turned off by default in Office XP, but diehard supporters can turn Clippy back on if they miss him," Microsoft said in a statement.
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Wiry and still youthful at 26, Mr. Moss is less of a household name than gregarious counterparts like Graydon Carter, formerly of Vanity Fair, and Anna Wintour of Vogue.
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So instead of Monte Carlo, the wiry Soumah, now 203, was recounting his story in the outdoor dining area of a kebab restaurant in Kaunas, Lithuania's second-largest city.
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The wiry, blue, hand-lettered copy and textured illustrations in Threadbare's "Fast Fashion" piece looked stronger online before being substantially reduced and shoehorned into five-by-seven-inch pages.
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If Mr. Trump has an ace in the hole in New Hampshire, it is Mr. Lewandowski, a wiry figure with a buzz-cut, an earpiece and a Secret Service pin.
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DABS13, a wiry guy who manages to come across as both laid-back and hyperactive at the same time, originally came to Taipei from Canada to teach English around 21.
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He and Van Eck had to wait longer than they had for the needle-nosed leaves of wiry, but by March 83, Lippman had jointless tomatoes growing in his greenhouse.
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His hair speckled with gray after 26 years in prison, the wiry former construction worker spent his first weeks on the outside waiting for his Social Security payments to begin.
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Two wiry men — Khalil Williams and Xavier D, who excel in the contortionist street-dance style called bone-breaking — twist their arms behind their backs, reaching for each other's hands.
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Holtz is a wiry man with a lined face, a Brooklyn accent—he grew up in Sheepshead Bay—and a digressive speaking style that his colleagues like to josh about.
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Elsheikh was always the more hostile of the two: a wiry, tiny bug of a man, who thought his stare carried menace when instead it exuded sadness and wild anger.
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Vaccaro decided Johnson would be better off enrolling at the University of Cincinnati, where he would play for coach Bob Huggins and concentrate on adding muscle to his wiry frame.
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Vincent van der Voort, a veteran Dutch player known for his quick-fire style, was up against Lourence Ilagan, a wiry Filipino with a relatively thin résumé in major events.
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Maurizio Muraro sang with jocular heartiness, and a lovely helping of tenderness, as the Bailiff, Charlotte's father, and Anna Christy was perky if wiry-toned as Sophie, her kid sister.
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The Daily This was the weekend that America met Stephen Miller, a wiry 31-year-old who favors thin black ties and steering conversation back to his signature subject: immigration.
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A wiry man with a shaved head, a neat mustache and an eager smile, Morgan was an inmate in a medium-security wing of Solano State Prison in Vacaville, Calif.
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In the firelight the wiry hair on his forearms and the down on his ruddy cheekbones had a russet glow: she'd felt distaste in the past for that gingery coloring.
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These days, he's a devout Catholic, wiry and no-nonsense, with the sort of early-morning energy of a man who does a day's worth of yard work before 8 a.m.
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A self-educated high-school dropout, he favours a uniform of black T-shirts, jeans and a black cap, and a wiry black beard juts from the bottom of his chin.
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The wiry mutation was so obscure that Van Eck had to dig up a paper from 1928 that described it for the first time to know what she'd be looking for.
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Sergey V. Simak, 49, a wiry environmentalist and university administrator, decided to run on the opposition Yabloko ticket out of anger over the Kremlin effort to dismantle all grass-roots organizations.
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Williams, a wiry 5-foot-6-inch man, began walking off as Forbes approached; the officer, with nearly four years on the force, told Williams to stop, grabbing at his arm.
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"Before the Tour de France we're up here, and after the Tour de France we'll still be up here," said Thibault Joram, 18, who wore a beret atop his wiry frame.
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Hussain Yameen, 26, the council's wiry president, said it had been difficult to compromise with the resort, because, in part, he believes its work has approval from the Environmental Protection Agency.
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MAVIS STAPLES "Little Bit" (Anti-) With concern and righteousness in her husky voice, over wiry blues guitar lines, Mavis Staples confronts gun violence and police shootings, staying hard-nosed and stalwart.
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"Small stuff is what you do best," said Dr. Harris, who is wiry with snow-white hair and glasses, and who wore a black overcoat and natty plaid scarf that night.
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The Christmas tree has garnered attention for its wiry arms and lack of lush trimmings, with people on social media pointing out that the tree looks as though it is already dead.
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"In the beginning we were unsure (about them)," said a wiry older member of the Arab force, which was assembled over the past three months and is now more than 400-strong.
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Hapilon, a wiry extremist in his early 50s, was named emir of Southeast Asia by ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in 2016 and has since set about uniting the region's extremists.
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Since his June 2015 arrest, the bespectacled, wiry Odebrecht, who turned his family's company into Brazil's largest employer and one of the top-five private sector groups, has maintained a defiant stance.
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"A restless, unconventional spirit off-camera, Stanton always lent a sympathetic realness to the menacing criminals and barroom-dwelling outsiders he stashed beneath his craggy face and wiry, worn frame," TCM said.
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The band's first release since 2016, "Feel Again" rolls along steadily, anchored by Lewis Coleman's androgynous, wiry vocal and kissed by touches of warped synth and reverb as it reaches its peak.
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Made up of ex-members of Edsel, Obits, Silent Majority, Nation of Ulysses, Holy Fuck, and The Cops, Brooklyn's most discontented dads don't play emo but opt for wiry garage art-punk.
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Liu was arrested in the city of Weifang on August 19 for breaking into and tearing out the wiry innards of four China Telecom service boxes, according to Chinese news site NetEase.
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The owner, a wiry black man with a neck tattoo, trimmed up and made chitchat with a marbles-in-the-mouth white senior citizen who could not have been more at ease.
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Mr. Yuan, a wiry 46-year-old, said he had not been able to go home for the Lunar New Year break because the authorities had closed the routes out of Wuhan.
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Nimble, wiry and quick to pounce, Mr. Pittman, wearing a Ramones denim jacket, was bent as usual last week on unearthing the kind of "downtown" talent that hovers just below the radar.
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For Mr. Menasse, a wiry, thoughtful man of 63, the European Union remains a remarkable response to the horrors of the two world wars and the incessant rivalries among Europe's larger powers.
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As she growled through "Kimberly," dressed in black jeans and boots with wiry grey hair sticking out in all directions like drunk spider's legs, she gave me a new dose of power.
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Mr. Tetzlaff's wiry tone is not the most luxurious sounding, but it's ferociously articulate and agile, as in his fluent transition in the Schumann's second movement from elegiac to playful and back again.
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Guitars had regularly played a role in Reznor's discography, but comparatively meatier bits like "The Collector" and "The Hand That Feeds" seemed to match the once wiry frontman's now noticeably musclier beefcake image.
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To be fair to my pup Pierogi, she doesn't lose that much hair when it starts getting warmer outside: She's some sort of dachshund/Chihuahua mix, so her coat is short and wiry.
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NXT has showcased other Japanese stars like the wiry innovator KENTA, who now wrestles as Hideo Itami, and who might well have been NXT champion already if ill-timed injuries hadn't sidelined him.
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For example, when filming Laura, a woman at a loss for who she is in the world, the shots feature her petite, wiry body dwarfed by the soggy terrain and gaping blue sky.
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As skiing caught on in the 1960s, Kircher, "a wiry little man who operates at Bravura tempo and dances to his own tune," according to Skiing magazine, continued to tinker with his formula.
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KLIMT AND SCHIELE: DRAWN The sketches Gustav Klimt used to prepare his dense, mosaic-like paintings are juxtaposed with Egon Schiele's wiry, powerful drawings in this show of work borrowed from Vienna's Albertina. Feb.
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When I went to see him a few weeks after Regeni's death, Nagy, a wiry chain-smoker, was perched behind a Louis XIV-style desk piled with papers and half-drunk cups of coffee.
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Sitting in the dugout at Citi Field before Friday's game against the Oakland Athletics, Syndergaard acknowledged that he was "maybe too bulky and wiry, and not in the right areas," earlier in the season.
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With his wiry frame, a mop of messy graying hair and casual outfit of jeans and a T-shirt, his performances are unusual in the classical world, and he has found a loyal following.
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Dreadlocked, with wiry glasses that slip down his nose, he can usually be seen in an assortment of baggy vintage Polo denim or NASCAR shirts from his trips to thrift shops around the city.
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The band's wiry sharpness and skittish enthusiasm musically embody the paranoid anxiety conveyed by Byrne's persona, certainly, and when he opens his mouth, agitated noises come out that perfectly complement the harsh whoosh all around.
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In this case, Lippman designed the construct to target the wiry gene and cut it; the mutation is not created by Crispr per se but by the plant when it attempts to repair the wound.
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The wiry Qatari, who has jumped higher than anyone in history except Cuban world record holder Javier Sotomayor, breezed through Friday's qualification, clearing the automatic qualifying height of 2.31 metres with the greatest of ease.
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Also in attendance were two of Close's assistants; Gilbert Stoga, a wiry blond woman with glittery earrings; and an Iraq War veteran whose service dog, Bettine, had been trained at the prison, sponsored by Close.
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Her own son, Joe, a wiry guy with dark, curly hair who was wearing blue sneakers and a fanny pack, said that it was a convincing evocation of when Holofcener dropped him off at Temple.
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Katz, who is lean, wiry, agile, and flawlessly bald, had prepared the two colors he was going to use, black and ultramarine blue, in aluminum pie plates, with a third plate for the thinning medium.
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Sheehan, an intense, blunt, wiry former Special Forces officer universally known as Mike, dispatched a strongly worded cable to Taliban leaders that said they would "be held fully accountable" for another attack by al Qaeda.
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"He backed into a liquor license," said Mr. Milley, 63, a wiry chain-smoker with a long gray beard, as he stood on his pub's front porch, several feet away from Mr. Martel's hotel door.
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Seated on a stage in the chapel were a number of veterans, among them a wiry man with an unkempt brown beard who sat with his eyes closed and his hands folded in his lap.
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A wiry bantamweight and lapsed Democrat, Mr. Gold was a picture of combustibility redeemed only by a jaundiced wit and a commitment to keeping the traveling press corps glued to his candidate at any cost.
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The first exhibition of the night pitted van Gerwen against Jim Moston, a wiry 17-year-old from Stoke who had earned a place on stage after winning the Junior European Championship three months ago.
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Sanhambath is an exceptionally vital man in his late 50s, with a slender, wiry physique, a thickly corded neck, and a long, smooth forehead and sharply angled jaws knitted together by a trim graying mustache.
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Tamino also has a signed copy of Romola's 1935 biography of her husband ($400); in it, she recalled how, in his prime, his wiry feet had destroyed several pairs of shoes during each ballet performance.
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At a time of usually powerful and beefy sluggers, he was the opposite - wiry, skinny and perpetually in motion, always seeming to be two steps toward first base at the moment the ball left his bat.
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Wearing tights under a loose dress, her hair shaved on two sides, leaving a shock of red like an exclamation point in the middle, she bounds around the small, circular performance space with a wiry intensity.
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"Cooked rice from these grains had a distinctive aroma and taste," said 81-year-old Thommy Thomas, a wiry man in a white wrap watching over the emerald green fields he has farmed for 54 years.
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A wiry white man in a dark hoodie came in through the back entrance, presented a driver's license in the name of Patrick Stout, picked up the package, and left the same way he came in.
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Montemayor believes Nuevo Laredo's border bridges are near capacity and he wants to build another on his wiry, mesquite-filled land that could eventually develop into a bi-national free trade zone, luring investment and jobs.
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My father was never a sports fan, but his grandmother Maud, I'm told, was: a wiry, intense baseball fanatic, well into her 90s, although there's no one left who can tell me what her team was.
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Shep Doeleman, the radio astronomer who willed the earliest incarnation of the Event Horizon Telescope into existence, is a wiry 51-year-old man of medium height with thin, chaotic brown hair and wire-frame glasses.
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Liu — who at 43 is wiry and energetic, with a close buzz cut, thick eyebrows and a round, boyish face — met me at the train station, and had absent-mindedly left his Airpods in his ears.
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In November Adam Ondra, a wiry 24-year-old Czech regarded as possibly the best climber ever to fondle rock, repeated the scramble up the Dawn Wall, assisted by his father, after just a month of practice.
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" Harrison Ford, who replaced him as Tom Clancy's character Jack Ryan after "The Hunt for Red October," is "a little man, short, scrawny and wiry, whose soft voice sounds as if it's coming from behind a door.
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Across their extensive catalog, which results from a manic output of roughly an album a year since 2003, the band culls the sounds of punk, prog and garage rock, favoring breakneck tempos and abundant, wiry guitar riffs.
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"We suffer from double insularity," a wiry, chain-smoking poet named Tony Ramírez said excitedly, when I met him at one of the few restaurants, El Galeón (which, as its name suggests, was shaped like a galleon).
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"You ran the math on trying to bump the parachute down to subsonic, and the inefficiencies associated with that started to manifest very quickly," says Clark, a wiry 37-year-old who radiates a cheerful yet manic intensity.
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Though barely 883 feet 10 inches, William Verneli Wood could easily dunk a basketball, and at a wiry 175 pounds, he excelled in football at Armstrong High, a historic school in northwest Washington whose graduates included Duke Ellington.
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Krzysztof Wielicki, a small and wiry 67-year-old who will run the 143-person expedition from its base camp, was the first to scale the world's highest peak, Mount Everest, in the winter, nearly four decades ago.
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Under the overall command of Isnilon Hapilon, the wiry leader of the Filipino jihadi Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG), militants have held Marawi -- a city of 22002,22007 -- for over a month, defiantly facing down government troops and daily airstrikes.
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At one point a wiry man in a "HIL NO" T-shirt and a lopsided Trump wig lunged at the guard rail around our tables, muscles tense, and berated a local reporter sitting meekly in the front row.
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There is the quick foot speed, for instance, the wiry strength in his 22018-foot-22018, 24-pound frame, the assured way he wields his glove at shortstop and the way he swings his bat at the plate.
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Cox, who graduated from Denison University, with a degree in politics, philosophy, and economics, is wiry and sharp-featured and has an asymmetrical haircut that flops in his face, flustering him like a yearling with an unruly forelock.
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To his right sits a top executive from his company: a wiry man with a shaved head, a deep r´´ésumé, and an intensity that suggests he would crash through a wall if that's what it took to win.
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"We want the government to be as lean as possible," says the wiry, bespectacled Velsberg, an Estonian who is writing his PhD thesis at Sweden's Umeå University on using the Internet of Things and sensor data in government services.
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Instead, she lets us look at her as she looks at herself, a wiry butch woman of around forty, wearing jeans, her chest scarred from a double mastectomy, her eyes glittering with something that can't be reduced to amusement.
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"She has a very intense energy about her, Winona does, a wiry unpredictability, a sort of anxiousness that we thought we'd really lean into," Matt Duffer said about what inspired the brothers to incorporate some of Ms. Ryder's traits.
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Thin and wiry, with an unruly pouf of side-swept gray hair and a wisp of mustache, Lam was carrying a wide mix of books that day: breathless political thrillers, bodice-rippers and a handful of dry historical tomes.
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But the touch of nasality, of wiry acid, that was always around the edges of her instrument has spread: She is a passionate artist who casts a memorable spell, but she is not always pure pleasure to listen to.
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Still, he was good-looking: strong, with wiry shoulder-length hair, burned yellow by the sun and pushed behind his ears, a skewed long nose that might have been broken once, the hazily intent gaze of a weed smoker.
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In one panel, there is a close-up portrait of a man, who, in his contemptible stare and cool, wiry get up, resembles Miles Davis à la Bitches Brew, sneering through sunglasses, attending some corner of his own imagination.
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Stenek, an affable, big-smiling guy with a wiry beard and a kettlebell figure, told the students about the greenhouse effect -- how pollution, mostly from fossil fuels, hangs around in the atmosphere and acts like a blanket, heating the planet.
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Sanders's rendition of Bigger is wiry and long-limbed, with lightning-green hair, tortoiseshell glasses, white socks beneath ankle-length pants, and a leather jacket covered in safety pins and the words "OR AM I FREAKING YOU OUT" graffitied in white.
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In other drawings in ink on paper or paperboard, Nishimura obscures faces or body parts in thickets of dense, wiry lines, or he depicts mysterious, toothy creatures that appear to emerge from a common body or share a common tail.
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You wouldn't either if you were him, because the people you'd be pitching to are all giants—big rectangular hamsteaks with freaky fast wrists, wormy-wiry guys with alarmingly wet-looking hair, supremely skilled people who wish your pitches ill.
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His playing accompanied Edith Piaf in "Sous le Ciel de Paris", especially in "L'Accordéoniste", where "this strange little guy" with his "long wiry fingers" got under the singer's skin; and Jacques Tati, as Mr Hulot, riding his Solex in "Mon Oncle".
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In a couple of hours he will slide his wiry frame between two 2,500 horsepower engines crammed inside a blue aluminum tube -- one in front, one in back -- and hurtle across the flats, his backside just inches above the salt.
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Vincenzo Nibali, a wiry Italian climber and former Tour-de-France winner, was leading the men's event when he tumbled and broke both collarbones with 12 kilometres (7.5 miles) to go, colliding with Colombian rider Sergio Henao, who fractured his pelvis.
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In the courtyard, Mohammad Hassan, a wiry little man who thought he was about 65 years old, said he had fired rocket-propelled grenades at Soviet soldiers in the 1980s and at government troops this year while fighting for the Taliban.
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Among those waiting in the earth-floored, dung-scented arena to greet the bull-riders on July 3rd is Senator John Barrasso of Wyoming, a wiry, genial Republican who as an orthopaedic surgeon spent years patching up rodeo-battered cowboys.
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This is all part of Mr Kaine's political makeover, but he wears it comfortably, much like the new hair style that has tamed his wiry, grey tresses and the British-style, spread-collar shirts that make him look, well, vice-presidential.
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"High school athletics are a tight little club where nobody wants to question anything," said Anita Connally, a wiry former middle school teacher who, as the Dallas schools' athletic compliance officer, investigated the grade-fixing and recruiting scandals surrounding Keith Frazier.
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Late at night, when she was almost asleep, I would sit on the edge of her bed and let my fingers wander around the island of her right ear, the soft flesh of the lobe and the wiry rim of cartilage.
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On most days, he can be found in his studio, tailed by his dog Dougal, a wiry mutt who might have some Greyhound in him, and who arrived from the Caribbean islands two years ago, as a gift from a friend.
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I learned of fell running in my late 20s when my dad showed me photos of a race he'd stumbled upon high on the Pennine Hills that bisect Northern England, with distant wiry figures snaking their way over the inhospitable moorland.
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The top 20-ranked De Minaur, who had previously not won a set against the Spaniard, threw his wiry frame at every shot, breaking Nadal's serve in the first game of the match before going on to take the set.
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Recode visited the campaign trail, where Republican incumbent Jeff Denham would like to make "venture capitalist" a dirty word — and where he and his wiry 32-year-old Democratic opponent are locked in one of America's most competitive congressional races.
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"The language is the most important," Karim, a wiry boy with a curtain of curly bangs, told me as he sat in the packed waiting room for Berlin's Committee for Migrants and Refugees, where he prepared to meet with Jasch.
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"It was moving so fast we couldn't get out in front of it," Russell Hodgson, a wiry, sharp-eyed contractor with Cal Fire told BuzzFeed News after helping saw down an oak tree that had burned down in the small town of Igo.
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The show's version of the Led Zeppelin manager Peter Grant was furious and destructive, as expected, but the actor Ian Hart has a slight, wiry build, unlike the bearlike Grant, a former bouncer and wrestler whose stature was part of his threat.
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Douri, a wiry man with a ginger moustache, evaded capture during the 2003-11 U.S. occupation and Iraqi and U.S. officials accused him of organizing an insurgency by minority Sunnis against U.S. troops and the new Shi'ite led authorities in 2005-7.
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In Zimmerman Playground, in the Allerton neighborhood of the Bronx, a wiry little boy posed like Rocky under jets that were set to a timer, a water conservation device that the city's parks department has been retrofitting many showers with since 2012.
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A wiry and deceptively quick forward, Cruyff was the personification of the style, bursting forward to attack or drifting back to defend, but always ready to deliver an incisive pass or to appear in the perfect position when an opportunity to score arose.
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Also, it was a very male dominated scene, and as a slightly pudgy ginger girl in North Wales I didn't necessarily feel that I could align myself with all these wiry, skinny tattooed men ten years older than me in metal bands.
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He had a small, wiry physique, leaving some to wonder if he might be physically overwhelmed by big league pitching, and unusual batting mechanics, in which he practically sprinted out of the left-handed batter's box as he made contact with the ball.
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The first contractors they spoke with did not understand that vision, but they eventually hired Cheah Teck Seng, a wiry builder in his 60s who had grown up in a George Town shophouse and seemed to have a genuine appreciation for the style.
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Schützenhöfer's interpretations in pencil and colored pencil of everyday subjects strip their forms down to their basic geometries in unexpected ways, shrinking a wheelbarrow's handles to wiry protrusions and its wheels to tiny stubs, or transforming an umbrella into a chubby mushroom shape.
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On an overcast day in June, Dave Portnoy, Barstool's wiry, 242-year-old founder — known to followers as El Presidente — stood shirtless in front of a green screen rapping, trying to recreate an Instagram video LeBron James had posted from the gym.
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Nearly as wiry as the rock stars he sometimes hangs around with, McEnroe works out three days a week and plays tennis three days, often with the young people at his tennis academy on Randalls Island (on the seventh day, he rests).
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Around that same time, Oberhuber was producing his own paintings in the spirit of art informel, such as "Zerstörte Formen" ("Destroyed Forms," 1949), a thicket of wiry skeins of paint in an earth-toned palette that create an abstract, texture-rich topography.
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Watch as scientists levitate these objects with sound wavesUsing ultrasound, a team of Japanese scientists has levitated small particles, and moved them…Read more Read Previously, scientists were able to achieve a similar effect for a few specific cases, such as flat and wiry objects.
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While dog racing has been popular in Macau since the 1930s, demand to see the wiry hounds chase a mechanical bunny around a track has waned in the past decade as authorities try to reposition the former Portuguese colony as an international tourism center.
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Their set was far more violent than their name may suggest, thanks to new-ish vocalist M. Neuman's habit of hurling his wiry frame across the stage and doubling over in seeming agony, with teeth bared and face hidden beneath a tabgle of hair.
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"A small, wiry middle-aged" divorced father with minimal hair and "a peculiar, slightly rolling gait," Torgerson is more than twice Schuster's age and distinguished enough that she read about him in her coursework at journalism school, an aphrodisiac if there ever was one.
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WASHINGTON — Back when their relationship was fresh and new, and President Trump still called his defense secretary "Mad Dog" — a nickname Jim Mattis detests — the wiry retired Marine general often took a dinner break to eat burgers with his boss in the White House residence.
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The wiry, intense actress returns in the next play, the hourlong "Ashes to Ashes," and brings a rabid physicality to that charged two-hander, in which you can't quite be sure whether the couple on view are each other's lovers or tormentors, or maybe both.
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In his book, Dr. Feingold describes the case of a boy who might well be "patient zero" for the putative connection between sugar and hyperactivity: [The mother's] fair-haired, wiry son loved soft drinks, candy and cake — not exactly abnormal for any healthy child.
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Abdu Saghezli, a wiry 60-year-old on a white Suzuki Hayabusa who worked as a mechanic in Texas before returning to Libya in 2007, said militiamen at a checkpoint had pulled a gun on him and tried to steal his bike in early 2015.
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He stretches with the active players, shags fly balls and hits in the last group of batting practice, launching baseballs far into the stands as fans scamper after the souvenirs, many amazed at the power this wiry 44-year-old from Toyoyama, Japan, still generates.
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Actors worship the way Bale makes a full-throttle plunge into every role, and the way he inhabits the wiry Miles is so distinctly different than his Oscar-nominated role as Dick Cheney last year that Bale has already scored SAG and Golden Globe nominations.
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Several of Malcolm McKesson's wiry-scribbly, ink-on-paper images are on view, too; the scion of a family-run chemical company, for which he worked after studying at Harvard University, McKesson (1909-1999) began making his erotically charged pictures in the early 1960s.
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They acted, the suit claims, together with the two other main Western investors in the consortium: Stephen Lynch, a former U.S. Peace Corps volunteer, and Richard Deitz, the wiry founder of hedge fund VR Capital, which has offices in New York, London and Moscow.
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Wilson is 63 now and carries more meat on his bones than he used to, but he still bears some resemblance to the wiry revolutionary, who once marched a black coffin into a Vancouver city council meeting to send a message about HIV and overdose deaths.
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Jusepe de Ribera, in 1636, painted a wiry, swimmer's-build Sebastian with four arrows through his sides and arm; his flesh is flat and milky, rendered with the solid brush strokes that would so appeal to Manet and other French painters more than 200 years later.
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Channeling his noise know-how through acid-warped, guitar-and-electronics zoning reminiscent of E2-E4, Ambarchi's attacks the locomotive grid of techno with wiry, caustic melodies—something like stumbling upon neon vomit in a club toilet as the rest of the night pulses ahead outside.
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He instructed them to take their turn in introducing themselves, by improvising danced self-portraits that ended the way he had started, filling in the phrase "My name is…" And he showed them what he meant, commanding attention with the subtlest undulations of his small, wiry body.
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These wiry sand-spits, which at high tide barely qualify as islands, have faced off against hurricanes dozens of times over the last century, including one in 1935 that killed nearly 500 people and is still counted among the most intense ever to strike the United States.
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A wiry 22006-year-old living in the northeastern state of Assam, Islam says he and his mother have no further documents left to prove they are Indians, although his father and many others in his family have been included in the National Register of Citizens (NRC).
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Davis was a new kind of hard rock frontman—a wiry misfit who played the bagpipes (which he recorded outside at Indigo for the opening of "Shoots and Ladders," echoing off the canyon walls) and was relentlessly teased in high school for wearing eyeliner and listening to Duran Duran.
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He needs to continue to develop his long-range shooting, and could stand to add some serious weight to a wiry 204-pound frame, but his ability to play the 3 in some situations, and the 4 in small-ball lineups, will make him intriguing to many teams.
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And while Mr. Hadelich's lithe, even wiry tone didn't impose itself too strongly, it did fit in with one worrisome aspect of the sound Mr. van Zweden seems to be cultivating: an intensity in the violins (good!) that at this point can tip over into steely edge (bad!).
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While you're hard at work creating your edible masterpiece, the final part of the dish arrives: a puck of juicy goat meat flavored with masala and coated in wiry wisps of shredded vadouvan, made by turning vadouvan paste into a solid with hydrate methyl cellulose and then grating it.
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It has been 21993 years since Lorena Bobbitt, a 24-year-old wounded bird of a woman with dark, wiry hair and sad, penetrating eyes became so enshrined in the annals of popular culture that she makes a cameo in both a Philip Roth novel and Eminem lyrics.
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On a warm Monday in late February, as the sun sank toward the wiry tree line of St. Mary's Park — a hilly tract about 15 blocks south of the Forest Houses — a hooded gunman crept up behind Mr. Collazo and his cousin at the park's southern edge and did not miss.
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A well-dressed woman with coifed hair and in a full-length fur moved to the front of the line, and one of the servers, an older, wiry man with a carefully tended mustache and neat chef whites, quickly strode around the end of the counter in the woman's direction.
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Under Hamilton Clancy's direction, the production lags in more slapstick moments, largely in the first half, but not for want of vigor: The presence of David Sitler, as the blustery Dogberry, and the wiry "Shrew" alumnus Jarrod Bates (covering for Joe Clancy on Thursday as the Boy and the Messenger) were especially welcome.
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We meet her ex, Charlie (John Hawkes), a mean and wiry type, who's dating a much younger woman; they happen to be dining in the same restaurant as James and Mildred, and she approaches Charlie's table with a bottle of wine, bearing it as a gift yet swinging it like a club.
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There's the new guy, Stéphane (Damien Bonnard), whom everyone calls Greaser on account of his slicked-back hair; the laid back Gwada (Djebril Zonga), from the neighborhood; and his partner, the wiry motormouth Chris (Alexis Manenti), who, though constantly disparaging the intelligence of people they're policing, considers himself a realist, not a bigot.
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A unicorn is tackled by wiry black dogs beneath a sky burning with stars in the 1924 The King of Elfland's Daughter, while in the 1905 The Gods of Pegāna, a strange hooded figure presides over a colossal book, the moon looming ominously in the background, and three long-necked flamingos flying overhead.
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Some of Stone's best characters—most notably James Woods's wiry performance in Salvador—are manic figures driven by restless, nervy energy, but his signature leading men, from Jim Garrison in JFK (Kevin Costner) to Chris Taylor in Platoon (Charlie Sheen) to Ron Kovic in Born on the Fourth of July (Tom Cruise), are straight shooters.
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The group members, which included wiry white guys and burly white guys, were the leaders of New York's radical, old labor left, the dying strand of American politics that came out of Irish, Italian, Jewish immigrant struggles, including the leader of the bus drivers union, Larry Hanley, and the head of ACORN, Jon Kest.
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Through a series of flashbacks, we meet a younger Sultan who is touching 30 (a difference of 20 years from Khan's age in real life), a happy-go-lucky DTH dealer who falls hook, line, and sinker for Aarfa, a wiry young wrestler who is driven, ambitious and determined to win an Olympic gold medal for India.
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Bespectacled, wiry and careful with his words, he had recently earned a doctorate in history from the University of California, Berkeley, and was now running his own philanthropy while also working with the O.S.F. He was a little groggy, having been up late the night before writing an op-ed for The Daily News rebutting Roseanne Barr's Nazi tweet.
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Sam, who had been brought up in North London, found his grandfather to be quite exotic: The small and wiry World War I veteran would sing opera in a booming Trinidadian accent, traipse around his creaky Colonial house in shorts and flip-flops and vigorously greet each morning with a pre-dawn plunge into the sea.
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In the U.S., there were many decades when the low bun was associated with a decidedly practical, puritanical, even schoolmarmish look: Think of Olivia de Havilland as the boringly sensible Melanie Hamilton in "Gone With the Wind" or sweet, frumpy Auntie Em in "The Wizard of Oz," her weary face framed by wiry gray hair, pulled back and firmly coiled.
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The structure's strange configuration makes it appear more sculptural than architectural, and so, too, does Santomà's vast and eclectic collection of iconic European design objects from the last century: a giant foam foot in the hallway by the Italian artist Gaetano Pesce, along with one of his butterfly-like Nobody's Perfect chairs in the office, which sits near a wiry Parentesi floor lamp by the Italian designers Achille Castiglioni and Pio Manzù.
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The tension between abstraction and illusion can be felt throughout the works in this show, starting with the earliest canvas, "Untitled" (1971), a series of overlapping and interlocking brushstrokes that create a twisting, wiry design uncannily resembling the kind of open-frame, three-dimensional objects he would construct later on, and ending with the last, "Thinking About It" (1980), in which an irregular grid climbing up the right half of the canvas seems struck by raking light from a fiery sunset.
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