Kopp's, whose Layton Avenue shop provides a fetchingly landscaped garden, complete with a waterfall, for your eating pleasure, has developed the flavor of the day into an art form.
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Ojeda has a wistful tenor that shimmers fetchingly through the ballads " Lonely Town " and " Lucky to Be Me, " and Ms . Jimenez is a sweetly lissome dancer.
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Its first image is that of the emperor of Japan ( fetchingly played by James Yaegashi ), standing in ceremonial robes in a corridor of light and proclaiming, " I am memory ."
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A fire in which nobody is hurt is the hardest story in town because after you've said the fire lit the night sky fetchingly, or grotesquely, or whatever, what is left to say?
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Helen, like some of the film's other characters, is tightly laced into her fetchingly ragged costume ( by John Bloomfield ), yet it miraculously falls right off her in the above-mentioned scene.
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My latent oboe goal leaped to consciousness again the other day when I attended a concert that featured a young woman who played that fetchingly melancholy instrument with a deft touch ( to say nothing of both hands ).
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Big simple Samson, of course, is a sucker for Delilah's sexual wiles, not to mention the sight of her slinking around the Philistine camp in fetchingly diaphanous outfits ( Hurley does great slink ).
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It would be highly unusual, however, for Amish women to appear on television in bikinis, as Yoder ( fetchingly ) does, or to cohabit with strangers of the opposite sex, or to attend Hollywood premieres.
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Since it clearly agrees with her _ a more fetchingly natural 56-year-old female executive would be hard to conjure in this city of relentless cosmetic enhancement _ she is encouraged to keep the air the way she likes it.
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Benjamin's " Mary MacGregor " is also fetchingly acted; Anne O'Sullivan is utterly convincing as a young widow packing up her things as the ghost of her dead husband ( Andrew Weems ) lounges on the couch.
