A SOT is a person who overindulges in alcoholic beverages.
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Paquita overindulges in the ornate, frilly ballet style typical of late-19th century Saint Petersburg.
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Jupiter exaggerates, overindulges, and goes overboard, just like you, Pisces, at an all-you-can-eat-and-drink brunch.
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A Viennese pastry shop, dancing sweets, a little boy who overindulges and a revolution by the lower pastry orders.
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Yet sometimes Reiss overindulges his penchant for literary analysis, simply using sleep as an excuse to riff on authors he loves.
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One culprit is what is known as scarf-and-barf syndrome, in which the cat overindulges at mealtimes to a calamitous degree.
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"Whipped Cream," his remaking of a 1924 ballet about a boy who overindulges in a pastry shop, is back for one week.
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Throw in concepts like "proof", "percent alcohol" and "units", and it is hard to justify chastising anyone who overindulges despite the best of intentions.
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But he overindulges the easy absorption of social-justice language into the realms of fashion and style, and his video works feel elementary when compared to his stills.
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The sets and costumes for Mr. Ratmansky's version, which still tells the story of a boy who overindulges at a Viennese pastry shop, are being designed by the artist Mark Ryden.
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Ballet Theater's season winds down with the final performances of Alexei Ratmansky's charming "Whipped Cream," in which a young boy overindulges at a confectionery and is eventually rescued by Princess Praline.
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This ballet is both for gourmands and gourmets: the Boy protagonist (Daniil Simkin) overindulges in sweets in Act I but ends up entering Sweet City as the consort of Princess Praline (Sarah Lane).
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" That doesn't mean she doesn't like to splurge on occasion though, adding, "I like to shop and give my style a good balance because I'm not the kind of person who overindulges in clothing.
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Frustration with a system that, in the view of many, overindulges defendants while treating victims as little more than a nuisance, and fear that something they said would lead to a defamation suit or some other legal trouble.
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Her nickname is Lucky. She is a gifted pianist who gave up a career to marry Damian. She has a heart condition, making her pregnancy with Sylvia one of high risk. She sometimes overindulges in chocolate, bourbon and flirting but means well.
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Pooter overindulges in champagne and humiliates Carrie by collapsing on the dance floor. In the summer their son arrives from Oldham and informs his parents that he wishes henceforth to be called by his middle name, "Lupin". He has been dismissed from his bank post for idleness; although dismayed, Pooter sees this as a chance to get his son into Perkupps. Lupin joins the couple for their annual holiday week in Broadstairs, but relationships are strained by Lupin's "fast" habits.
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A two-act ballet titled Whipped Cream premiered at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts in Costa Mesa, California, in March 2017, for which Ryden developed costumes and sets. The ballet was created by world- renowned choreographer Alexei Ratmansky for the American Ballet Theatre. It is a story about a young boy who overindulges at a Vienna pastry shop and falls into a surreal delirium. With libretto and music by Richard Strauss, the ballet, originally titled Schlagobers, was first performed by the Vienna State Opera in 1924.
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While working as a mall Santa in another sketch, he wears a stereotypical Santa outfit, complete with black snow boots. He overindulges in coffee and caffeine-based products and exhibits extreme hyperactivity as a result. In almost every appearance, Foley mentions drinking espresso or coffee, or taking NoDoz and even brings a duffel bag with a pot of coffee to the gym to teach a spinning class. His clients will often mention him either drinking coffee or eating coffee beans before calling him in to begin his presentation.
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