- City cop who
worked homicide "from
Times Square to
Columbus Circle—the
gaudiest, the most violent, the
lonesomest mile in the world."
Danny Clover narrated...
-
Hollywood historian Andrew Nelson said that she was seen as Hollywood's
gaudiest, boldest, D-cupped, B-grade
actress from 1955
until the
early 1960s. Frequent...
-
Landau called The
Exorcist "nothing more than a
religious **** film, the
gaudiest piece of
shlock this side of
Cecil B. DeMille." Film Quarterly's Michael...
- maximalism. Andy Gill of The
Independent praised the
album as "one of pop's
gaudiest, most
grandiose efforts of
recent years, a no holds-barred
musical extravaganza"...
- Times.
Frederik Balfour (16
April 2015). "The
Expensive Antics of China's
Gaudiest Billionaire –
Bloomberg Business". Bloomberg.com.
Retrieved 11 November...
-
filled in the o****nce".
Jefferson Graham wrote that the
result was "the
gaudiest, weirdest, most elaborate, and most
talked about resort Vegas had ever...
- ball in the 1920s "Strangest and
gaudiest of all
Harlem spectacles in the '20s, and
still the
strangest and
gaudiest, is the
annual Hamilton Club Lodge...
-
Mencken and
Nathan created The
American Mercury as "a
serious review, the
gaudiest and ****edest ever seen in the Republic", as
Mencken explained the name...
-
rubber boom
during the late 19th century. For a time, it was "one of the
gaudiest cities of the world".
Historian Robin Furneaux wrote of this period, "No...
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fluttered in the air from
carriage seat and
garish tent op,
shone out in its
gaudiest hues. Old
dingy flags grew new again,
faded gilding was re-burnished, stained...
