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• Bespangled with gold and with diamonds o'erlaid . . .;
• Gwynedd was " bespangled with lime-washed churches like the stars in the firmament ".
• Gilmour has a magpie's eye for glittering quotes, and these bespangle the book, luring the reader onward.
• The vigil also attracts more than a few Elvis impersonators in bespangled jumpsuits and local residents just out to see what's going on.
• It was Mrs . Jones'first visit to Graceland, which was decorated by Presley with almost as much flash as one of his bespangled jumpsuits.
• Their acts were more focused on Eastern European culture, and tended to hold more narrative and be more dance oriented than their bespangled, action-packed contemporaries.
• "Let me know your pain, " says the gnarled, bespangled creature, less than half Burkett's size, as she hungrily crawls up his chest.
• One after another, bespangled Elvis wannabes waded into the glow of their karaoke heaven, throwing fake karate chops and passing out scarves to the middle-aged women pressing toward the stage.
• After a weeklong Elvis impersonator contest, Brandon Bennett of Ponchatoula, Louisiana, was named winner following a set of four songs, including " Viva Las Vegas " delivered in a bespangled jumpsuit.
• So many limewashed stone churches, the " Eglwys Wen " or White Churches, were built across Gwynedd that the principality " [ became ] bespangled with them as is the firmament with stars ".
• Brandon Bennett, 19, of Ponchatoula, Louisiana ., was named the winner following a set of four songs, including Presley's " Viva Las Vegas, " delivered in a bespangled jumpsuit.
• For all its absurdities, the late Elvis _ the jump-suited, chrome-goggled, bespangled version so widely imitated _ was at least an Elvis struggling with personal alchemy _ the transformation of image, if not identity.
• Festoons of black cloth hung from the sides, " bespangled with silver stars and edged in silver bullion . " The upper lid of the coffin was laid back so as to reveal the head and bust of the late President.
• Critic Pauline Kael said that " when the bespangled Charisse wraps her phenomenal legs around Astaire, she can be forgiven everything, even her three minutes of'classical'ballet and the fact that she reads her lines as if she learned them phonetically.
• There's a vulnerability, even a slight shakiness, right on the bespangled, bewigged surface of McGrath's Hedwig, so that when she announces to her audience that she's " wide open, " you don't just snicker.
• When Baakari's bespangled Uncle Huck-a-Buck does his duet with Glover's beribboned and beruffled Lil Dahlin doll, Bill ( Bojangles ) Robinson and Shirley Temple live again, giving off rhythms, contradictions and complexities that they both knew they could never express on camera.
• At 2 : 15 a . m . on Sunday night-Monday morning at the House of Blues, I was holding a free Leinenkugel in my hand as a bespangled and sweat-soaked James Brown was shimmying across the stage in front of his own incredible orchestra and assorted celebs.
• There were women everywhere in the pink-walled, plush-carpeted convention center : women in costumes, women with pert bosoms upwelling from their tight-strung bodices, women bespangled with jewels, women who wore their locks long and flowing or clasped in snoods behind their swan-like necks.
• In his article he writes, " During the course of Cher's hour-and-45-minute performances, she has been dressing as a bespangled circus ringleader, an iron-haired hippie chick, an S & M tart and what looks like Conan the Barbarian's favorite concubine.
• Day after day, she executes the unlikely stunt of promoting Broadway theater from behind her knickknack-bespangled desk on a daytime talk show devoted to " celebrity-friendly " chat with the likes of Antonio Sabato Jr . and to upbeat banter about such cultural icons as Barbra Streisand and Drake's cakes.