Sentences with phrase «with craggy»

But the untitled canvases in his debut exhibition at Reena Spaulings Fine Art, with their craggy surfaces and doubled, phantasmatic figures, also evince a more idiosyncratic approach.

He is most widely known for his landscapes, with their craggy ravines, crumbling towers, and suggestive light effects.

The vast sulphurous landscape, with craggy mountains spewing gas into the greenish air, is jammed with rocket pack zombies and ends with a mega demon bearing down at the player.

Roughly 2,000 year ago, Emperor Hadrian gave orders for construction of a wall along the coast — with its craggy bluffs and high ridges — to protect against raiding northern tribes.

Our cave room really was a cave — a dark space with craggy walls of grey stone.

Lloret de Mar is ideal for beaches, and this hotel is right next to the Fenals, or Lloret beaches, famous for their turquoise water and soft sand, with craggy rocks leading up to the town.

Off the coast and away from the rugged cliffs and spectacular beaches the countryside changes to rolling hills dotted with craggy trees, lush verdant green pastures covered in grazing sheep and rustic dwellings straight out of a movie set.

With its craggy coastline, superb cliff walks and unspoilt coves, it's an idyllic spot to recharge your batteries.

The northern coast of the island is the quietest, with craggy coves, deserted beaches shaded by pine trees and crystal clear waters it is easy to escape the crowds and find a little slice of paradise.

«Les Becquets's novel is thick with craggy landscapes that shadow the valleys of the human heart.

But it does what it does well, with a reasonable amount of action and intrigue, plus Neeson backing it all up with his craggy solidity.

Cotton - candy skies create a soft pastel backdrop that complements and contrasts with the craggy terrain.

With its craggy green skin, it's the Incredible Hulk.

When Cassini dropped the European Space Agency's Huygens probe onto the surface of Titan in 2005, scientists were surprised to discover an Earthlike world with craggy mountains, broad plains, eroded coastlines, and familiar - looking weather patterns.

Not exact matches

Add flour all at once and stir with a wooden spoon until you get a craggy mass of uneven dough.

The result is a craggy, beautiful mess of a cookie, with crisp edges and a chewy centre — a real celebration.

Founded in 2007 with the merger of several existing restaurant brands, the company has 75 locations across the United States that include brands MacKenzie River Pizza Grill & Pub, Max & Erma's, Ciao Mambo, Craggy Range Bar & Grill, Latitude 48 and Chalkboard.

I may not be Irish, and I'm certainly no authority on Irish Soda Bread, but when I came across this slightly «Americanized» Irish Soda Bread with just the right amount of sweetness added to that yummy dense bread and craggy crust, I knew I found just the right recipe for me.

Knead briefly with well - floured hands until the mixture comes together into a craggy dough.

Kamut imparts a sweet and nutty flavor to this dough that contrasts beautifully with the baguette's rustic and craggy crust.

Alanna recommends using Bob's Red Mill's flour since alternative grains can vary widely in consistency depending on the grind and I found this out the hard way — the first time I made these biscuits with flour that I had (lazily) ground in my nutribullet, the biscuits turned out slightly lumpy and craggier than I remembered.

No, I realized my dream baked ziti would probably not be ziti at all (I think other chunky pastas pick up sauce better), but a chunky, craggy deconstructed lasagna with all of the important parts played up — browned crunchy edges for miles, hearty chunks of sausage and thick green vegetables.

Bloomin» Onions (a throwback to Shook's station when he worked at Outback Steakhouse) inspire their craggy - shelled and delicious fried spring onions with chile aioli (see the recipe).

A real soda bread is a simple loaf with a beautifully browned, craggy crust and a nice chew, best eaten liberally smeared with salty Irish butter.

Working in batches if needed, place portions on griddle and smash flat with a spatula to form 4» - diameter patties (craggy edges are your friend).

Working in batches if needed, transfer beef to griddle and smash flat with a spatula to form imperfect, loose patties about 4» in diameter (craggy edges are your friend).

The Olympic year of 1956 begins this week with a merry skirr of skates and a soft swoosh of skis in a little Alpine town high in the craggy Dolomites of northeastern Italy.

A two - hour - long bounce dropped it in a craggy pit (right, with lander leg at bottom) where the ground is as hard as pumice.

The lobe is an oddity compared with the rest of Pluto's craggy, crater - pocked, multibillion - year - old surface, covered in bright ice that is relatively fresh and crater - free.

This region is full of craggy fjords with shifting ice — and rocks.

The quarry of the North American survey team is the Lomonosov Ridge, a massive range of craggy undersea mountains that seems to have more or less connected Siberia to North America and shifted along with both continents for 55 million years.

It was a great day, a day of craggy emotional peaks of the laughter - and - tears variety, a day filled with amazing food, a day filled with friends and family that spanned 20 - plus years of my life.

If ya got a warm, craggy face with sparklin eyes & a sincere smile, chances are we'd make good buddies.

In his first play, written in his mid-20s, Letts was just starting to scale the craggy comic heights he would reach in 2007 with the Pulitzer Prize - winning August: Osage County.

Instead, I left imbued with the spirit of a little boy and a craggy old man and of the simple sense that family, left untouched, can be its own kind of perfect.

Usually cast in more obviously sinister roles because of his craggy, expressive face, he plays the everyman in Take Shelter with quiet confidence.

Poole calls it a study in contrasts: «That really, really pitch black dark craggy landscape with this stunningly blue Idaho sky, and then the sparks of green that are made up of the limber pine trees that grow there,» she says.

Ferrell will play Emmet's primary adversary, President Business; Neeson is the president's powerful henchman, Bad Cop; Offerman is a craggy, swaggering pirate obsessed with revenge on President Business; and Brie is a member of Emmet's team with a powerful secret.

This being a Leone film, though, the proceedings are infused with a luridness that might best be called «Italian»: The bangs are big, the score (one of Ennio Morricone's most beautiful) is twangy, and the faces are craggy and huge, filling the widescreen frame completely.

In Sydney Pollack's backcountry oater, a jaded Mexican War veteran (Robert Redford) seeks solace in the American West, only to discover that life in the Rocky Mountain State — with its harsh weather, craggy terrain and aggressive inhabitants — is more turbulent than transcendental.

Our nation's northernmost state — craggy, rugged, unforgiving — is the perfect setting for a journey of spiritual discontentment, reckoned with by adventurer Christopher McCandless (Emile Hirsch).

Ferrell will go head - to - head with Emmet as President Business, Neeson will voice Bad Cop, the president's henchman, Offerman's character is described as «a craggy, swaggering pirate obsessed with revenge on President Business» while Brie takes on the role of one of the members of the fellowship with «a powerful secret.»

Certainly not in doubt is the quality of the ensemble; Michael Shannon has been with Nichols since the beginning (his only non-starring role was Mud, and we can thank Zack Snyder's turgid Man of Steel for that), and his weathered, craggy face is perhaps not classically that of a warm father figure (he didn't exactly convey much warmth in Take Shelter), but Shannon is a consummate professional and one of the better actors of the current era, settling into this role of a caring father with a capable - of - anything survivalist streak with aplomb.

His face relaxes, and Penn's directorial eye traces in detail its craggy impassivity, often positioned under a cap with a zany slogan on it: «No Bitching», a quirky, human touch which is somehow appropriate and inappropriate at the same time.

Lord is played by Hammer, hot off his acclaimed performance in Call Me By Your Name, with Rush embodying the craggy, difficult, just - a-little-bit-crazy Giacometti.

As the number of infected grows, the craggy buildings erode at the seams, running water runs scarce, and the narrow streets are like greasy, rotting skin, festering with weeds, flies, and corpses.

Harry Dean Stanton, the shambling, craggy - face character actor with the deadpan voice who became a cult favorite through his memorable turns in «Paris, Texas,» «Repo Man» and many other films and TV shows, died Friday at age 91.

(The brilliant image is matched by clear DD 2.0 mono audio that reproduces Herrmann's incomparable genius with a commensurately craggy fidelity — screaming strings never sounded so raw, and I'm on pins and needles waiting for the inevitable (I hope) remaster of The Birds somewhere down the road.)

Starring as Emmet's fellow travelers are Oscar ® winner Morgan Freeman («Million Dollar Baby»), as Vitruvius, an old mystic; Elizabeth Banks («The Hunger Games,» Emmy nominee for «30 Rock»), as tough - as - nails Wyldstyle, who mistakes Emmet for the savior of the world and guides him on his quest; Will Arnett (Emmy nominee, «30 Rock»), as the mysterious Batman, a LEGOminifigure with whom Wyldstyle shares a history; Nick Offerman (NBC's «Parks and Recreation») as a craggy, swaggering pirate obsessed with revenge on President Business; Alison Brie (NBC's «Community») as a sweet, lovable member of the team, with a powerful secret and Charlie Day, as the spaceman Benny.

Opening with a close - up of Brian Cox's wonderfully craggy face and Leonard Cohen's «The Partisan» on the soundtrack, prison movie The Escapist promises much... It doesn't quite deliver on that set - up, but deserves kudos for ambition and intensity.