The Ritz also features in the Irving Berlin song " Puttin'On the Ritz " in which the hotel chain served as an inspiration for the titular expression, meaning to live opulently
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Nor can the images of the dictator who opulently laid claim to the mantle of Hammurabi and Saladin, disheveled and filthy, humiliatingly submitting to the medical examination of an American military physician.
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Francesca Zambello's production, with its simple set by Robert Israel, had a reductive spareness that suited the story's dour mood, although the libretto suggests something more opulently varied.
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But " Restoration " has " sumptuous " written all over it _ a lavishly designed, opulently lensed monument that could almost pass for something from the glory days of MGM.
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Once relegated to the opulently appointed rooms in decorator showhouses or bathrooms where they hold up under constant steam, murals are now another option for folks who want to continue to individualize and personalize their homes.
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"Big, freakishly ripe, densely concentrated, opulently fruited, " was how Allen Meadows described them in 2001, on his Web site, burghound . com, a voluminous resource for Burgundy fans.
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A . H . Weiler of " The New York Times " called it " a departure from the hackneyed bloody norm . . . professionally directed, opulently staged and sexy to boot ."
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The theatre was rebuilt to a design by Wylson and Long, with a conventional stage, 1, 040 seats including boxes, domed ceiling and opulently decorated interior, and reopened on 31 January 1893.
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The opulently ornamented City Hall, its facade drenched in more than 100 statues, has been a rightist bastion for a century and the perch from which Chirac catapulted himself to the premiership, then the presidency in 1995.
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While most filmmakers struggle to create awareness for their new works, Nair has found herself battling to alter wrong perceptions of her film opulently set in the 16th century, yet based on the classic third-century Hindu treatise.
