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• And the views of Boston, lustrously filmed by Alex Nepomniaschy, are another asset.
• A few weeks ago another celestial luminary, lustrously majestic Jupiter, joined Venus in the east.
• Miss Tebaldi also had stylistic understanding, temperament and one of the most lustrously beautiful lirico spinto voices ever.
• Hatoum lustrously evokes, in a mode as much of comedy as nostalgia, the life of his Lebanese riverside community.
• Nagase does look sharp in his pork pie hat and sunglasses, particularly when he hops behind the wheel of his lustrously polished 1954 convertible.
• Saarinen's own house, which was completed in 1930 and lustrously restored in 1994, is a cross between Finnish serenity and Art Deco exuberance.
• And we are heirs to a difficult, provoking, visionary art, which at the Met looks, often for all the wrong reasons, lustrously right.
• The paper is so lustrously thick _ the brothers tracked down the mill in Vermont that supplies the National Geographic Society _ that it could practically double as a blanket.
• Her five-piece band supported her lustrously, with guitarist Levine and Jon Jennings interweaving unselfishly; and pianist Jon Carroll coming off like a Randy Newman of the'90s.
• Hellebore colors range from white through yellow, peach, celadon green, plum, dark bluish gray and nearly black; hellebores can also be lustrously shaded, veined or spotted.
• Deborah Voigt was lustrously loud as Sieglinde; she doesn't go in for dynamic variety and nuance, but no one carried along in the flood tide seemed to care.
• This time the dog, as lustrously coated and pink-gummed as the original, is adopted by the equally clean if not totally untroubled Turner family, late of Baltimore but now resettled in the pristine Virginia countryside.
• True enough, this lustrously arranged and performed disc owes its slightly gauzy pop professionalism to classy tunesmiths like Todd Rundgren, Danny O'Keefe and Michael McDonald ( who's credited or co-credited on three tracks ).
• He is a lustrously polished standup comic, political commentator, topical humorist and, when the audience's eyes are sufficiently clear of laughter-induced tears to savor the expansive vocabulary of his body language, a splendid and nimble mime and mimic.
• An intriguing contrast to LaChiusa's bold method and the often nasty reactions it engendered is the widely neglected work of Bucchino, whose more retiring approach is lustrously displayed on his new album, " Grateful " ( RCA Victor 09026-63594-2 ).
• Richard Stone, the lutenist, gave a beautiful performance of Weiss's lustrously melancholy " Tombeau " for Count de Logy de Losinthal, and the brass players of S . E . M . distinguished themselves in the brilliant textures of Vejvanovsky's " Sonata la Posta ."
• Two of these proteins, called ZP2 and ZP3, are sperm docking parts on the zona pellucida, the lustrously elaborate coat that surrounds the egg and controls passage into the egg's yolky interior, where its chromosomes reside; while the third protein, called oviductal glycoprotein, plays a still-mysterious but clearly critical role in fertilization.
• Storybooks ( which were released around the same time in 1997 ), a writer from the Sun-Sentinel said " the " Hunchback "'s tale is deeper, more lustrously animated and gives kids more to do than " Dalmatian " ", ultimatey giving the game a rating of two stars out of five.