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• Now he is flashily making the most of his moment.
• The bank's people do not live flashily.
• Though still flashily glamorous, she is not as thin as she was 15 years ago.
• Flashily theatrical, yet cunningly thought out and wrought, his wildly varied works make a knockout display.
• Flashily displayed new releases can be sampled in streaming snippets, and links steer visitors to online retailers.
• Just not as flashily as the text messagers or the people at the gym with books propped on the treadmill handlebars.
• Don't dress flashily, get drunk or act like a rich Western tourist . ( And bring your own toilet paper .)
• The 20-year-old Neal Cassady ( flashily played by Thomas Jane ) is the subject of Stephen Kay's first feature film.
• He is physically more robust than the overweight Casey and likes to dress flashily, often wearing cowboy boots, a stetson and a bolo tie.
• If you didn't know it ahead of time, it could easily be mistaken for an actual home movie, albeit a flashily edited one.
• Corruption and vice are worn as flashily as Halloween masks; lines often feel framed in quotation marks and the pace is faster than a speeding bullet.
• But they simply aren't the real deal, as they have adopted a more specialized and flashily acted approach to crime in New York City.
• I've got so much to give . " While Vince is always dressed very flashily and into the current fashion, Howard tends to look unkempt and shabby.
• Julia Roberts won the best-actress honor at the Screen Actors Guild awards Sunday for her sharp-tongued, flashily dressed fling in " Erin Brockovich ."
• Although the source of his money is unclear, he owned several cars, dressed flashily and took his girlfriends on shopping expeditions to malls both here and in St . Louis.
• While neither gritty nor flashily contemporary, the series has a finely detailed sense of reality and a human pulse and depth that few movies, and fewer TV shows, ever achieve.
• The trim, flashily dressed Mayweather has taken on the role of riling De La Hoya's opponents in ways that De La Hoya, with his gentlemanly reputation, will not.
• Nowhere in their teachings is there protocol for doing business with good-looking, flashily dressed female customers ( for modesty's sake, Hasidic women are required to wear wigs and long hemlines ).
• He could pose as a down-at-the-heels narcotics peddler, a flashily prosperous racketeer, a small-time gambler, an escaped convict or a sailor and get away with it.
• Her bold profile thrusts out from a convoluted seashell, the head a mass of coarse, plantlike hair set with jewels, the ear adorned with a winged clip, a flashily decadent tribute to a goddess.