Concrete clad and perennially crowded, Bondi's well-trodden stretch of sand presents a broad slice of modern Sydney life, from the weather-beaten lap swimmers at the Icebergs sea pool, to the Negroni-swilling regulars at North Bondi Italian.
We thread our way through the streets, each prettier than the last, to the small, quaint Hotel Kaikias, whose floors are wooden, whose beds are comprehensively draped in muslin, whose rooms are antique-clad and service is accompanied by a broad smile.
Former company member Vicky Shick made easy but indelible work of the solo and all the gray-clad men and women of the group dance burned their concentrated, calibrated moves and formally patterned choreography into one's memory.
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Not to mention the snow-capped peaks, bell-clad cows and open-air cable cars of Swiss fantasies.
Some prankster had scanned Bhatt's face on to a skimpily clad body and put the result on the Web.
Exemplary services are matched by gorgeous decor: leather-clad chairs and glass-topped tables.
For example, Aqua Attack is an installation involving costume-clad heroes and villains hurling soaked stuffed animals at each other in a war of good and evil.
Iron clad secrecy and a very particular set of rules.
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His ambitious plans for a new computer lab for MIT, the world's leading electronics research university, combine both elements to create a complex of crazy buildings clad in traditional brick with steel-clad classrooms and meeting rooms.
The city's newest eatery, the decor is urbane, chic, and clad in white, while glass walls and ceilings permit bountiful natural light and views of the surrounding garden.
They poured concrete, lugged bricks and cement and did metal work, with some clad in gloves and construction helmets.
There were wooden benches, beige walls, and dozens of lawyers clad in dark gray and blue.
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Walking to the site, thousands of face-painted, flag-waving, colorfully-dressed sports fans are met by an army of purple and red-clad volunteers dancing, joking and welcoming them.
Its characteristic features are the landforms shaped by the Ice Age: glacial ridges, pine and lichen-clad heaths, kettle holes and small ponds filled with crystal clear water.
On Monday, Twain announced 22 new show dates this fall for "Shania: Still the One, " a spectacle at a 4, 300-seat Caesars Palace concert hall that includes two trained horses, a live band, and the 47-year-old Canadian beauty clad in sparkling bodysuits and thigh-high boots.
The Hanwell is housed in a wooden cabinet and clad in black vinyl.
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The largest cheer was for the host team Canada, with Clara Hughes, defending 5000m speed skating champion waving the flag and clad all in red.
"I had hoped the day I moved out would be feet first, in a coffin, " he said from his 23rd-floor apartment, clad in suit and tie.
Just a few years ago Batista's sex-symbol ex-wife, former Playboy cover girl Luma de Oliveira, paraded during Carnaval clad in spandex and glitter--and wearing his name proudly on a collar around her neck.
The app uses top-notch technology from Google Maps and Street View as well as geocoding APIs to make it seem as though Carole is really there, at the door, clad in fur and surrounded by snowflakes.
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The exhibit then moves to Scotland, where its co-organizer, the National Galleries of Scotland, has provided a series of iconic 18th-century Scottish golf portraits, among them a full-length view of the youthful, tartan-clad Sir James and Sir Alexander MacDonald (from around 1749) by William Mosman and a portrait of William Inglis, Captain of the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers (circa 1790), by Sir Henry Raeburn, the most prominent portraitist of the Scottish Enlightenment.
Window browsing may yield simultaneous shopping therapy and colour therapy, as sari-clad mannequins strike sassy poses and endless rows of brightly-hued bangles wink at buyers.
Iconic and psychedelic images, such as those of roses and skeletons, sometimes clad in patriotic garb, adorned their album covers and merchandise.
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The blue-and-orange clad fans groaned in the fifth, when Fister allowed a run to score on a wild pitch and Kevin Youkilis homered to put the Yankees up 3-2.
Under Sundbloom's brush, Santa Claus assumed his present, adult dimensions, clad in brilliant red and white.
Eight glorious days of elaborate runway processions, posh after-parties and celebrities clad in eye-popping ensembles.
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The baths are clad in stone tile and are equipped with soaking tubs and separate showers.
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It's aluminum-clad, finely polished and equipped with a 7.9-inch LCD (1024 x 768).
There are women wearing Muslim headscarves with small children in tow and men clad in colorful African dress.
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