flowingly

"It's the director's job to get the writer's vision up there, to clarify it, to let the piece live flowingly.

Said it smoothly, flowingly, sorrowfully.

"The West End Horror" could hardly be as flowingly staged under another director, but it could have a more rational sense of identity.

Most of the works in the show, however, are in the realm not of flowingly organic but of hard-edged architectural abstraction.

The stranger ship, if ship it was, drew nigh, no larger than Williwaw, flowingly formed but featureless behind its iridescence.

Around Bhima's body wrapped flowingly is a sarong of black and white checked material that in Bali is believed to have magic protective qualities.

It isn't easy for the director of the Schoolhouse production, Louise Craig Gerber, to deal flowingly with so imbalanced a two-person play.

In "Outing to Zhanggong Cave," the interior of the small and flowingly bumpy Mount Yefeng is the focus.

She was in oyster-white lounging pajamas trimmed with white fur, cut as flowingly as a summer sea frothing on the beach of some small and exclusive island.

Instead, it sweeps the listener flowingly into the new tune as though it were the most original and natural thing in the world, and it all works surprisingly well.

He turned on his high rock with no haste at all, flowingly, to stare in another direction, off to the south across the valley, perhaps indifferently observing the smoke of other human places.

The tiger ran flowingly toward us along the hot street, not in a charge at first, but a rapid trotting run with head high, like a kitten advancing in sheer play, mimic attack.

Ms. Gens sings altogether more flowingly and naturally, and her expressive tone is more various: there are wonderful moments coming out of a single vowel sound at an important turn in the line.

He chose lovely, relaxed tempos and improvised flowingly and casually; when he plays standards, they come with curiously dramatic solo introductions, improvised verses and a young rhythm section that knows his moves.

Like a scene from a Merchant-Ivory movie, the tent emptied of a great meandering parade of graceful women, many wearing sundresses (some crisply short, others flowingly long), the women's elegant straw hats slowly bobbing along the row of boutiques.

Through experimentation, they learned that if they held their menus just so, there was almost enough illumination from the indirect lighting in troughs up near the ceiling so they could make out a lot of the words flowingly scripted there.

His simple but elegant cane-seated Thonet chairs, of bentwood with flowingly curved arms and backs, became the mass-market rage of Europe and the United States and the very model of a mating between form and manufacturing method.

There were also notable operas done in concert, by Beethoven, Cherubini, Dallapiccola, Mussorgsky, Nielsen, Nono, Poulenc, Rimsky-Korsakov, Rossini, Tchaikovsky and Wagner (a "Parsifal" flowingly conducted by Valery Gergiev, substituting for the late Georg Solti).