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• Threateningly dark, Inferno Crater growls and gnashes ominously, known to occasionally gurgitate toweringly to 60 feet.
• Toweringly tall, he had a white beard and frothy hair, an earring in each lobe and rings on most of his fingers.
• The wives'outraged, toweringly vengeful reactions to their husbands'dalliances seem way out of proportion to the reality of their situations.
• "The Daily Mail " said that the novel was a " toweringly ambitious book, virtually flawlessly realised, a masterpiece.
• The terre battue has turned into a cimetire for the most famous and celebrated players of the day, Pete Sampras toweringly conspicuous among them.
• Playing out the game between Blacky and Marko in toweringly dramatic terms and in a vast political arena, the film also finds time for curious and welcome bursts of humor.
• This remains, however, a toweringly complex, breathtakingly honest piece of drama, one that showcases human evil with as much candor as perhaps anything the small screen has ever offered.
• Supporting performances vary wildly, from wrong-headed ( Jimonn Cole as a comic, Urkel-like Roderigo ) to inspired ( Franchelle Stewart Dorn as a toweringly enraged Emilia ).
• Whatever the frustrations as well as triumphs we've tackled, it is an achievement placed toweringly beside the years of apartheid racism and before them the years of colonial racism _ five years against three centuries.
• Yet she's scary in the rigged courtroom, intimidating the other girls into following her lead, refusing to back down even before the monolithic authority of the presiding Judge Danforth, toweringly played by Paul Scofield.
• Rubies, " a romp set to Stravinsky's " Capriccio for Piano and Orchestra, " found Balanchine at his most joyous and Ballet Arizona's Britt Juleen at her most toweringly effervescent.
• As the years went on, and recognition of Schneerson as being so toweringly unique, a Rebbe of truly unprecedented and universally recognized stature, spread ever further, this Messianic speculation spread to greater numbers and higher volume than in previous generations.
• The best-actor race seems destined to be a square-off between Peter Fonda's family-rebuilding beekeeper in " Ulee's Gold " and Robert Duvall's toweringly intense Pentecostal preacher in " The Apostle ."
• The models ranged from a cheerful fellow with a distinct limp to a couple of very plump chaps, some nearly-anorexic types, and a Mutt and Jeff team who were very short and toweringly tall, in all colors of skin and eye shapes.