Word: crawls
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...create an image that is so open you can find a place in it for yourself where it means something." Those images are often whimsical. In Nefes, a woman leans against the side of the stage and appears to give birth from under her billowing dress as dancers crawl out one by one. Speeding cars are projected onto a huge screen; a tiny figure runs, seemingly between the wheels of encroaching vehicles, and the audience cringes. Ultimately, her productions always come back to big questions about love, loneliness and the search for intimacy. Yet they also manage to be funny...
Since then, the world's fastest couple have been the sport's darlings. They're good-looking, they win, they share shoes, and they've now had a baby together, Monty, who can undoubtedly crawl with alacrity. They even have each other's names tattooed on their arms. Jones--who is so good that when she got three golds and two bronzes at the Olympics in 2000, she considered it a disappointment--is charismatic, does charity work and constantly signs autographs for kids. She's known for her intensity. "Marion's work ethic was like none I've ever seen...
...found when I finally reached the seawall at the foot of the bluffs is difficult to describe. Men were trying to dig or scrape trenches or foxholes for protection against incoming fire. Others were carrying or helping the wounded to areas of shelter. We had to crouch or crawl on all fours when moving about. Most of us were in no condition to carry on. All were trying to stay alive for the moment. Behind us, other landing craft were attempting to unload their equipment and personnel in the incoming tide and were coming under enemy fire as well...
...Also in the fall - after Fox airs the baseball playoffs - most of Fox's returning shows debut, including, thank God, "Arrested Development." Watch it next year or I'll crawl through the Internet into your house and make...
...state of art today, all those craven dealers, politically correct curators and jejune, salacious, hectoring artists. Well, good news: the 2004 edition of the Biennial is now open. With 108 mostly lesser-known contributors from around the U.S., it is sure to have something to make your skin crawl. But there are also those rare things, artists worth looking at. Here are three...