I removed my slip-ons, sheathed my feet, and walked in.
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Any number of stars were sheathed goddess-style in molten silver.
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Many tables were sheathed in school colors and littered with swag.
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For now, the blackened tower juts against the skyline, sheathed in white plastic.
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The water is sheathed with green lily pads but also with rotting ones.
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The ladders and buckets that extend from their trucks were sheathed in ice.
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They're just walking husks of their former selves—ambulatory corpses sheathed in sagging flesh.
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Even sheathed, this wasn't something I even wanted to contemplate putting near my genitals.
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Upon arriving, he discovered half-collapsed shacks that had been sheathed in attractive hoardings.
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Snow-sheathed tundra reflects sunlight back into space while rock and sand absorb heat.
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Long tongues of brocade sheathed an armature shaped like the dome of St. Peter's.
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Bare shoulders are O.K. as long as the rest of your arms are fully sheathed.
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It was thick with promise, like a fat slice of cake, sheathed in blue plastic.
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The new Scarlett Johansson movie, "Ghost in the Shell," is upon us, sheathed in controversy.
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Next door, a jeweler was pressing his lips to a shell half-sheathed in silver.
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And as there is now nothing to change my mind, my credit card remains sheathed.
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And while the language was sheathed in warmer tones, the underlying vision still was fundamentally divisive.
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I pictured her tapping away at her identical, blue-sheathed laptop across the country, clicking Send .
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The building, like many in the new development, is sheathed in high-tech, energy-efficient glass.
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The women stood in troop formation, sheathed in evening gowns or folkloric costumes or bathing suits.
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Yangon's crumbling architecture is being demolished, with British colonial relics making way for glass-sheathed buildings.
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The whole thing is sheathed in a tusklike tube created from its secretions of calcium carbonate.
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Hungry City 10 Photos View Slide Show ' The fritters look armored, torpedoes sheathed in tapioca pearls.
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It still has the cypress-sheathed living room with tile floors and a rough stone fireplace.
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Sheathed in yellow-green skin and stuffed with buttery flesh, the Carla is a good-looking avocado.
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An unfortunate byproduct of this is that we remain sheathed in a cloak of criminality and suspicion.
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A wall in the reception area slides away to reveal a sleek library, sheathed in crimson velvet.
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Sheathed in her bulging suit, Ms. Khademi walked along the road in a silent eight-minute performance.
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This one, heavy and sleek, is made of thick AR500 steel and sheathed by an acrylic panel. Bulletproof.
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Sautéed mushrooms and flecks of prickly jalapeño sheathed in more of that buoyant cheese was one rewarding ensemble.
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Sheathed in stainless steel, it rises from a recently built plaza tucked inside an apartment and retail complex.
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One face of the library is sheathed in colorful glass; the others are clad in pre-patinated copper.
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On one, a sheathed army surplus combat knife hangs from a leather harness slung over a Wehrmacht field jacket.
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Compression stockings sheathed my legs, tightening and releasing every few minutes with a gentle hiss to keep blood flowing.
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Now he's this imposingly big, impenetrably chill, multiracial, biker type, sheathed in tribal tattoos, with a long, dark mane.
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Her hands are sheathed by sheer polka-dot gloves, and her black pixie crop is covered by a fascinator.
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Levees and dams sprang up on nearly every river, and civil engineers sheathed long stretches of riverbeds in concrete.
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One of them is a filet mignon au poivre, but even my T-bone was sheathed in cracked peppercorns.
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Restoration work had begun at the church before the fire, and much of the building was sheathed in scaffolding.
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Tonight, she is sheathed in a peach silk dress, the front cupping her little breasts, her collarbones jutting out.
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Piro said cutters sheathed their fingers with pieces of bamboo to prevent them from getting cut as they used sickles.
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His hands were sheathed in fire-resistant Nomex flight gloves, safeguarding his hands but thin enough not to impede dexterity.
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A waiter entered the room carrying eight alarming-looking knives, sheathed in wooden scabbards decorated with mother-of-pearl inlays.
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To passing travelers, the cables, sheathed in white plastic, might look like strings on a set of eight giant harps.
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The tiramisù, shaped into a dome and sheathed in a dark chocolate shell, does a straight-faced impression of a tartufo.
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Sheathed in plastic and cordoned off with yellow caution tape, it looked more like a crime scene than a camp site.
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Officers found a sheathed 3.5-inch knife on Hedgpeth's left hip as well as an empty pistol holster on his right.
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I enter a nightclub sheathed in neon, where a thumping bass line drives away the cemetery silence of the city outside.
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"All we've gotten is soap, a jerry can, and the plastic sheet," explained Baraka Losa, gesturing toward their vinyl-sheathed hovel.
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But photographs, both found and made, and four immense truck tires sheathed in chains do not go gently into anyone's psyche.
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Before the blaze, restoration work had begun and much of the building was sheathed in scaffolding, which was still being erected.
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The group's prayer space in Kattankudy is modern and under renovation, a glass-sheathed building with expensive speakers waiting to be installed.
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Sure, it's counterintuitive: "The Happiest Place on Earth" wouldn't seem a natural habitat for black-sheathed disciples of the grim and morbid.
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Luxury textile company Scalamandré's red, zebra-print wallpaper sheathed Margot Tenenbaum's (Gwyneth Paltrow) bedroom and powder room in Wes Anderson's 2001 film.
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A fireplace sheathed in book-matched stone slabs unites the spaces, which also both sport patterned floor coverings and statement-making light fixtures.
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For now, listen to the track below, and get excited (or apprehensive) about what else LOG is hiding up their denim-sheathed sleeves!
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And each was sheathed in a specific #brand, tiny advertisements for Hefty or Brita or Gillette or Olay plastered all over your home.
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The secret is in the propulsion system, the only part of the boat entirely sheathed in tarpaulin to keep it from prying eyes.
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What he did in financing the suits against Gawker was a kind of adversarial stance and attack that was sheathed from public view.
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When first seen, Tom Scutt's grand salon has a look of cobwebbed desuetude, with its peeling walls and furniture sheathed in dusty plastic.
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When the bed was sheathed in silver, he took a deep breath and lifted one end of the bathtub, to strategize its wrapping.
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Following on from her hyper-stylized pregnancy announcement, the image, posted to Instagram, sees Beyoncé sheathed in roses and tulle, cradling both babies.
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Modern versions there may be embedded with a whole tea egg or curls of cheese, or arrive sheathed in a scallion-flecked omelet.
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And she had her wish: Beneath the plain white shroud in which she was sheathed after she died was that simple pilgrimage robe.
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Hundreds of palm trees grew along the reed-lined stream, sheathed in thick blond beards of fronds that cascaded to the damp ground.
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In the living room, the designer hung a gilded chandelier, sheathed the walls in black seagrass and added chairs clad in turquoise-hued leather.
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The Q System One is contained in a nine-foot borosilicate glass cube, with its delicate internals sheathed by a shiny, rounded black case.
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The gold-sheathed surface of Nedjemankh's mummiform coffin portrays scenes and texts that serve to protect the deceased as he ventures into the afterlife.
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Its gold-sheathed surface portrays scenes and texts in thick gesso relief that served to protect the deceased as he ventured into the afterlife.
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Tendons are also replicated using more Spectra springs, which are sheathed in yet more latex sheets, just as soft tissue surrounds a normal tendon.
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The metal-sheathed room looked out onto the promenade of an upscale shopping mall, and featured a large block of ice for a bench.
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Its season is wrapping up when a preponderance of flowers show large ripening seed capsules, often still sheathed in very fresh-looking flower petals.
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His 1921 photomontage entry for the Berlin Friedrichstrasse Skyscraper Project competition crystalized his genius in a revolutionary idea: a skyscraper sheathed completely in glass.
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The interior is sheathed in wooden slats that run up one wall, arch their way across the ceiling and fall down the opposite wall.
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Designed by the Ghanaian-British architect David Adjaye, the building is a glass cube, sheathed in three broad, overlapping aluminum bands coated with bronze.
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The scene got a sudden injection of energy when three Mexican teenagers arrived with a cellphone blasting banda music sheathed in a waterproof case.
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They must be exposed for what they are: sharp daggers pointed only at Israel, sheathed in the soft cover of concern for human rights.
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A sole carrot sheathed in plastic wrap sat at the bottom of her basket next to four spears of asparagus, also wrapped in plastic.
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Ms. Ramos, the principal, breezed through the blue hallways of her school in early December, sheathed in her customary black suit and air of purposefulness.
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Unable to go to the gym because of the hand injury his athletic frame sheathed in an Adidas jogging suit Tommy had been feeling restless.
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Weary and angular with lank blond hair, elegantly sheathed in black, yet still casually paint-flecked: She was exactly how I'd imagined a Real Artist.
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The project comes as city officials have vowed to radically transform the river, much of which has been sheathed in concrete for nearly a century.
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Unable to go to the gym because of the hand injury – his athletic frame sheathed in an Adidas jogging suit – Tommy had been feeling restless.
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A highlight is the inclusion of "Prepared Piano" (1962-3); in its current state, yellowed keys are sheathed under protective glass, seeming austere and aged.
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No note, no explanation, just an enormous, double layer "Cookies N' Crème" number from Foodtown, gusseted with frosting, sheathed in cocoa shavings, studded with Oreos.
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Her face and upper body are sheathed in piece of clothing (what looks like a girl's strapless dress), but she is naked from the waist down.
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When Ezekiel tries and fails to break free using a sword sheathed inside his walking cane, the Savior decides it's too risky to keep him alive.
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"Birthday" depicts the artist wearing a lavish silk and ribbon blouse with breasts exposed and a draping skirt sheathed in tree roots composed of small creatures.
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Mr. Mattson wore a traditional Sikh wedding sherwani in gold silk and a burgundy head scarf, and carried a kirpan, or sheathed sword, a Sikh tradition.
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He prowled the streets of southeastern Fort Lauderdale under cover of night, a pair of wire cutters in his pocket, one hand sheathed in a glove.
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As an alternative, the show's publicists at one point sent journalists Hershey bars camouflaged as Wonka bars — sheathed in gold foil with a purple outer wrapper.
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The books contain the tantalizing components of a romance novel, but are sheathed in contemporary designs that make for embarrassment-proof and harassment-free public reading experiences.
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Lubina, the European sea bass, was sheathed in handsome golden scales of potato and bewitchingly sauced with a reduction of red wine and port swirled with butter.
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Once sheathed in hard, shiny plastic and on proud display for sale in Radio Shack windows, the machines have been beat up, forgotten in storage, or scrapped.
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Created in collaboration with Daniel Vargas, they formed a shiny maze through which visitors could roam, with the sheathed screens resembling stout obelisks in a cramped graveyard.
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Often in tastings like this one, the less expensive wines show better because they are not sheathed in the same sort of makeup as the pricier bottles.
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Each tape-sheathed wire connects to nine light boxes that show a stream of colors against a black background, representing certain files on his personal hard drive.
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One body bore gold bracelets with designs of vipers, a gold triple-strand necklace and a parazonium, a triangular dagger sheathed in seashells, with an ivory hilt.
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Within a few years, styles became increasingly baroque, entire flanks of subway cars sheathed in florid top-down murals, hurtling the city's overlooked periphery into its pulsing center.
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Eye candy-pretty variegated surfaces have been applied to both the inside and outside of Frank Gehry's sleek building sheathed in curving glass façades, situated in the Jardin d'Acclimatation.
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Mr. Miller, who now lives in a sleek condominium building sheathed in glass in a trendy area of Washington, said people had no idea how corrupt the system was.
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It was a simple sheath in a show where simplicity was scarce and, true to its name, it sheathed the body perfectly — latex imitating prosciutto masquerading as silk jersey.
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The 200,000-square-foot-building, with its sinuous curves and swoops sheathed in white penny tiles, is a city, state and federal landmark, connected to Jet Blue's Terminal 5.
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At least she wasn't aware that her hands were sheathed in gloves to calm her, or how she was sedated to allow caretakers to bathe her and change her diapers.
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Apartments for billionaires were all the rage in Manhattan three years ago when the developer Joseph Chetrit paid $1.1 billion for the granite-sheathed Sony Building at 550 Madison Avenue.
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And as Violet — every utterance a scalpel sheathed in velvet — schemes to evict her, Florence finds an unlikely ally in Mr. Brundish (Bill Nighy), a reclusive misanthrope and avid reader.
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Drinking was a way to make it through the mood swings, impulsivity, risk-taking, and racing thoughts, all of which were sheathed in the appearance of a high-functioning individual.
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Yet buildings sheathed in smooth glass walls continue to go up, not because they are cheaper to construct or better from an architectural standpoint, but because they embody modern luxury.
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A glass-sheathed office tower with expansive views of Los Angeles, it can be seen from miles away and is near entertainment industry beehives like Soho House and Chateau Marmont.
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As Charles stood up, unfolding his lanky frame — sheathed in a slightly iridescent emerald-green suit — and leaned down to pick up his brown leather handbag, the woman rushed over.
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The government said it would all be removed and replaced, but more than two years later, many people are still living in buildings sheathed in the same kind of flammable material.
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For example, we might point out that eating a whole fruit leaves a lighter environmental footprint than opting for a factory-made, fruit-flavored snack sheathed in multiple layers of packaging.
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Since the election, the glass-sheathed tower, on Fifth Avenue between East 56th and 57th Streets, has drawn thousands of protesters and gawkers, swelling congestion in that area of Midtown Manhattan.
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"Hmm … I'll have what she's having," I thought last week as I watched the Saint Laurent spring runway show online, the model's ball-bearing hips sheathed in a black latex bodysuit.
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Recently, I went to see Morgan at the house he built after the Walmart settlement, a brick-sheathed mansion in Alpine, New Jersey, just across the Hudson River from New York.
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A video from the morgue showed dozens of bodies sheathed in black bags on the floor of an Iranian morgue, while workers in protective suits and masks busily walk among them.
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Slashes of light cut across a torso; two arms, sheathed in bark sleeves, reach up to mingle with a forest; a snake trails over a pale, outflung arm on floral carpet.
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In the left panel of "Children of the World Dream of Peace," children from many cultures come together to destroy swords and daggers that are sheathed in the flags of many nations.
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Unlike some other glass-sheathed buildings that put residents on display or end up looking like a patchwork of uneven drapes, the black glass facade will shield the interiors during the day.
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Stewart said the multipurpose tool contained a sheathed knife -- the only weapon in Stewart's possession, and accused Georgia Tech of playing up Schultz as a "knife-wielding" threat to justify the shooting.
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Sunburned and with a movie star's polish, Mr. Ashkenazy, 43, was sheathed in black, Johnny Cash style, from his cowboy hat to his jeans, moving briskly to a backbeat of cellphone pings.
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Wade's face and body are still scarred, and he still dispenses sanguinary rough justice, from behind his makeshift mask, with a pair of ninja swords sheathed in an X across his back.
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The ConBody studio, sheathed in chain link fencing and faux cinder block wallpaper, is across the aisle from the Martone Cycling Company, which sells brightly colored two-speed bicycles that cost $1,200.
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What I learned from the mostly young women, elegantly sheathed in dark abayas and oversize designer sunglasses, is that many of the trainers received their licenses while studying in the U.S. or Europe.
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They found that direct stimulation of the tail—where the penis is sheathed—was usually the trigger for erection, but again, much like us, the animals needed a bit of warming up first.
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HOTLIX sells everything any pest-hungry gourmand may pine for: a Dessert Scorpion sheathed in chocolate; a Cricket Lick-It Sucker; Ant Candy with "Real Black Ants" in either cherry or apple flavor.
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"We're going to have to dodge," Hyman said, as she moved to avoid a sequinned gown that was being hoisted onto a bagging machine, which sheathed it in plastic with a satisfying hiss.
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When more than 100 other buildings in the city were tested and found to be sheathed in similar material, thousands of people were evacuated in the middle of the night for their safety.
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She is, of course, Melania Trump, a beacon at the inaugural balls in Washington last Friday night, sheathed in a vanilla silk crepe evening column that Mr. Pierre had confected expressly for her.
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For the unfamiliar: That's the event in which gigantic athletes sheathed in spandex heave palm-size spheres the weight of bowling balls — full of steel, lead or tungsten — as far as they can.
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"We're passing it over to Justin," Mr. Guzman said as he sheathed his hand in a cotton glove and opened the watch's case, revealing its matte black band and its black-on-black face.
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Its corporate headquarters, housed in a refurbished factory, is a laboratory of workplace trends, with open floor plans and glass-sheathed work pods where people recline with their laptops or hover at standing desks.
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The SUR staff members, with their stardom-primed appearances — their snugly sheathed gym-toned bodies and smooth Botox-injected brows — have been locked in a state of readiness that hasn't yet led to ascent.
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The details were hazy in my mind until a few weeks ago, when a woman sheathed in a kimono carried a pot of it to my table at Restaurant Nippon on East 52nd Street.
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She maintained a zest for reporting and grew accustomed in those days to sashaying to galas sheathed in a lustrous dresses, her sharply sculptured features softened by an up-do and triple-strand pearls.
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When the Tin Building — an archaic misnomer, as the market was actually sheathed in galvanized steel — replaced it, the efficiency of the new structure's design was greeted with giddy celebration by the fishmonger cognoscenti.
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The storms have helped disperse smoke in Melbourne, which sheathed the city disrupted the Australian Open qualifying matches and other sporting competitions, but winds are set to bring back unhealthy air over the weekend.
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A similar plan to convert the granite-sheathed Sony office building at 550 Madison Avenue into a condominium, hotel and mall was abandoned last year because of the slowdown in the luxury residential market.
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It's still sinking in, two years after The Force Awakens put Luke Skywalker's famous weapon in the hands of a new kind of hero: a young woman sheathed in the destiny usually afforded to men.
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In 2008, the parks department cleaned and stabilized the 24-foot-high exterior sculptures by Charles Keck: a female figure sheltering a child and a male figure wearing a laurel and holding a sheathed sword.
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She sometimes brought her pricey Galanos dresses back to the designer from one decade to the next, to be reworked, said Mr. Colacello, with tissue-paper carefully stuffed in the sleeves and sheathed in plastic.
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The 27-year-old actress had the time of her life on Sunday when she attended "Vanity Fair's" Oscars after-party in a floor-length, jewel-studded gown sheathed in a delicate layer of tulle.
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Larger plates include a plank of filet mignon roughly the dimensions of a legal-size manila envelope, pounded flat and sheathed in breading, craggy and rumpled, like a cocoon the steak can't wait to shed.
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As we strolled around the site, I noticed on DePalma's belt a long fixed-blade knife and a sheathed bayonet—a Second World War relic that his uncle gave him when he was twelve, he said.
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She's at the French premiere of Slogan, with a simple straw bag in one hand, Serge Gainsbourg on the other, sheathed in a barely there black tunic, braless and flawless, rockin' a 1969 version of #freethenipple.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Because they are tactile as well as visual (usually made of woven fabric sheathed on a relatively stable support) and semiotically dense, clothes have a lot in common with paintings.
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She has always been the show's authority figure, the woman all others look up to, partly thanks to Beals's dashing presence — a steel blade sheathed in velvet — and partly because the character is written that way.
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She had whipped up a citrus-sheathed gin number with a rustle of Chartreuse called a 388 C, and it was about as cheerful a kickoff to the dinner hour as anything I've come across lately.
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He wears round rimmed glasses on a thin face sheathed in silver-grey whiskers, IV drip attached to an arm that moves with the rise sink rise sink rise sink rise sink rhythm of his narrow chest.
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In other M&M's news, the tiny treats have jumped over into the frozen-confections game with M&M's ice cream bars, which take the beloved candies and shove them inside vanilla ice cream sheathed in chocolate.
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The penthouse of this otherwise-unremarkable Midtown office building is sheathed in gold, given windows on several sides and furnished with a gleaming bar, tables and plush blue chairs, a design statement said to reflect her style.
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Now they were sheathed in a kind of delicate armor — a collection of intricate metallic rings, a gold watch, a slim Tiffany bracelet inscribed with her initials — and cupped around a mug of hot water with lemon.
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Along with photographers Albert Fernique and Charles Marville, Pierre Petit was responsible for many of the views of a scaffolded or skeletal Liberty, her wooden innards not yet covered in plaster and sheathed in a copper outer skin.
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Likewise, Mr. Agnelli was more striking in his 50s and 60s, when his thick hair had gone white at the sides and his still-trim frame was sheathed in the double-breasted tailored suits of an industrial titan.
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But it's too easy to say that Day was simply the opposite — the prim, prudish, all-American avatar of Eisenhower-era repression, with her hair in a neat chignon and her figure sheathed in a soberly tailored suit.
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At the Globes in January, A-list women, sheathed in black, seemed less like fashion police fodder than an indomitable army, marching as one under the banner of Times Up, the anti-harassment campaign they had just introduced.
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Bristling with weapons and sheathed in the kind of steel plating more common to Warhammer 40K than a history book, the train was an eldritch figure as it emerged from plumes of smoke and a grove of burning flares.
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Through a doorway curtained in tinsel fringe, the mirror-decked walls are sheathed in the same crinkled foil that covers a ceiling strung with lights, and a carpet of what looks like Mylar is laid over a concrete floor.
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Plans for the redevelopment, which envisioned gutting the aging office tower and erecting a soaring glass-sheathed tower with luxury residences, a hotel and retail spaces designed by the late architect Zaha Hadid, will now require a new investor.
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From Downtown East in Minneapolis, it's only a four-block walk to the U.S. Bank Stadium, the glass-sheathed building that opened in 2016 and is host of the NCAA Final Four basketball tournament from April 6 to 8.
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Silao Journal 19403 Photos View Slide Show ' SILAO, Mexico — Sheathed in colorful woolen ponchos and wearing crisp white hats, the cowboys rode their horses through green fields and blond meadows, holding banners of Christ the King and the Virgin of Guadalupe.
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If a swing looks rusty or a shooting motion is broken, or if muscles come to camp sheathed in fatty tissue or a lineman regularly gets bullied off the line, strength coaches, skill coaches, practices, and dietary changes are implemented.
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The living room has a wall of French doors opening onto the colonnaded front porch; the breakfast room off the kitchen is effectively a sunroom; and the ground-floor master bedroom leads directly to the wood-sheathed, screened back porch.
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For the past couple of years, Giertz's primary vehicle has been a homely 24.6s Comuta-Car—a golf-cart-sized electric vehicle sheathed in yellow ABS plastic—that she nicknamed Cheese Louise for its strong resemblance to a wedge of cheddar.
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Designed by Herzog & De Meuron, who developed the original Tate Modern 16 years ago, the Switch House is sheathed in a perforated lattice of 336,000 bricks, a slate-colored skin that rhymes with the brickwork of the Boiler House next door.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art built a substantial exhibition last year around a new acquisition, a golden-sheathed coffin from the 1st century B.C. that was inscribed for Nedjemankh, a high-ranking priest of the ram-headed god Heryshef of Herakleopolis.
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" A month ago, exactly three seconds after she'd announced a list of Oscar nominees for best director that excluded women, the writer and actress Issa Rae appended those four words, an indictment sheathed in a ribbon of praise: "Congratulations to those men.
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It was a drum solo of incitements and emotions — resentment, fear, grief, outrage — pounding the fight-or-flight center of the brain, cresting with Mr. Giuliani's aria, then delivering a climax, relief, the glorious leader radiating electric light and his wife, sheathed in white.
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Besides victorious campaigns on racing circuits in the United States, a team of Daytona Cobras, sheathed in aerodynamic coupe bodies, defeated the Ferrari team for the 2427 World Sportscar Championship, a 23346-race series held at various venues in the United States and Europe.
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His hands sheathed in plastic gloves, he had strategically placed the bucket provided for shells directly in front of him, leaning over it as he grabbed his prey swiftly, swiping them vigorously through the broth before snapping head from tail and sucking lustily on each.
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Even in a work like "Figure" (1991), the figure in question, sheathed in a black dress and set in the black infinity of no particular place, feels like a fragment, as though she had been extracted from a group photo or a furnished room.
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This success stands in contrast to Buren's 2016 "Observatory of Light" installation at Foundation Louis Vuitton, which put a cool candy cover over something already very cool — Frank Gehry's sleek building sheathed in curving glass façades — so there was little piquant kick left to excite.
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Readers of the original comic by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons will recognize the supermarket stickup as part of the origin story of Hooded Justice, the first masked vigilante, who sheathed a wrestler's physique in dark, tight clothing, a thick noose, a black cape and a hood.
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Part of the mystery springs from Melania herself, who is even more unknowable than the average celebrity, not only sheathed in her high cheekbones and glistening skin and oversized sunglasses, but also obscured by the bloodless way she goes about the usual duties of the first lady.
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The production design, in general, is perhaps the best yet, and it starts the movie on a note of dazzlement: There's a gleaming white space station that suggests visionary epic scale (the Enterprise, gliding into the docking station sheathed beneath a glass ceiling, moves like a shark beneath ice).
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What started as a humble dry goods store evolved into a retail emporium sheathed in gleaming white marble, which distinguished it from the earth tones of other contemporary Broadway buildings, with a rotunda and dome, elevating a commercial enterprise into a public institution and Stewart into an entrepreneurial prince.
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In 1954, Marilyn Monroe wed Joe DiMaggio while dressed in a fur-collared suit; in 1966, Mia Farrow stood at the altar with Frank Sinatra, sheathed in a two-piece shantung dress; and in 1971, Bianca Jagger famously wore a white jacket and tailored skirt to marry Mick Jagger.
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While there were no remaining remnants of the ship that positively identified the wreckage as Clotilda, other evidence, such as metal fasteners made of hand-forged pig iron, and signs that hull was sheathed with copper, point to it being the long lost vessel, maritime archaeologist James Delgado told National Geographic.
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The stud of the television dating scene is "The Bachelor" and its spinoffs, and though it is sheathed in the trappings of romance — red roses, votive candles, diamond rings — it plays most of its love-seekers as fools, assigning them job titles like "pantsapreneur" and "twin" and scoring them with dopey circus music.
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Its exceptionalism is expressed in subtle ways, via the eloquent craft of the brickwork, the depth of windowsills, the quality of light in apartments and geometric arrangement of wraparound balconies that turn the buildings' envelopes into stacked bands, like thick, hexagon-shaped pancakes, poised above elegantly vaulted lobbies sheathed in clear glass.
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By the time I managed to crawl out from under the weight of that relationship, I was emotionally bruised, living in the middle of America, alone, where ice sheathed the Great Lakes, where trees seemed barren save for the blackbirds on their branches, and I bit my tongue and nearly swallowed my own truths, where I remained frozen.
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To the table come bottles of Pallonji's raspberry soda, Ferrari-red and heart-stoppingly sweet; crispy lengths of Bombay duck, the local name for lizardfish, caught in the waters off Mumbai, deep-fried whole and still succulent, not deboned and flattened as in other Indian traditions; and goat brain cutlets sheathed in prickly bread crumbs, insides creamy as custard.
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Lee Harris Pomeroy, whose architectural touch is visible around New York City — in the subway stations he redesigned, the Fulton Mall that he helped to plan in Brooklyn and the limestone-sheathed Swiss Bank Tower he devised to fit in with nearby landmarks like Rockefeller Center and the flagship store of Saks Fifth Avenue — died on Feb.
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Ever since her star turn as bridesmaid at the royal wedding in 22, where her charming manners and sheathed derrière propelled her into the spotlight, the private life and matrimonial prospects for Ms. Middleton, 33, a budding nutritionist and one-time Vanity Fair columnist, have been a subject of intense fascination by the global news media.
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Among the other English elements is a backyard gazebo that she says "is so set up for tea, it's not funny" The home, which Driver shares with her boyfriend, curator Neville Wakefield, and 8-year-old son Henry, also takes plenty of inspiration from a former British colony: Dunham sheathed her master bedroom (including the ceiling) in an Indian block print.
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In a series of hairpin turns, he must incarnate some three dozen personalities — including a peacock of a chef; a gushy supermodel's assistant; a mobster with a very special request; a sufferer of chronic laryngitis; and a New York Times food editor with the icy soul of a Prada-sheathed fashion martinet — all in a time span that allots each character less than three minutes.
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