When she saw the finished film, complete with her landscapes, she saw her work on the biggest canvas to date

Starting with a thudding bass drum and an array of futuristic electro noises, this immediately comes across as a Madonna-esque dance track, complete with breathy vocals over a pounding beat

In due time a government came into being, complete with city council.

They almost miraculously changed one cell type into a completely different one, but in the process ended up with skin cells complete with working hair follicles

Starting with a dreamy organ intro, this quickly bursts into a full-on, nostalgic Eighties love anthem, complete with a new wave guitar line and two-note beeping melody played over a thumping bass track.

This year s awards ceremony, complete with music and award-winning poetry, will be held on Sunday, April 26 from 2 - 4 p. m. at the Ukiah Conference Center

- David Lodge... "... it ' s an insider ' s view of things - - always the best kind - - and it takes its old-fashioned time telling a story, complete with reasonable digressions about the state of literary criticism and what may or may not be a realistic view of the academic life.

Create smooth, high quality movies in full high definition (1080, 30 p), then use HDMI connectivity for playback on HD widescreen TVs complete with CD quality stereo sound

Hang out at the hottest spots in town, from dive bars to dance clubs to chic lounges, complete with bouncers

When television can make our jaw drop, pick it up and make it drop again a few minutes later it deserves to be the top episode of 2006. Such was the case for this episode, in which Galactica attempts an impossible rescue mission on New Caprica - complete with a jump into the planet ' s fraking atmosphere - only to get rescued at the last minute by the Pegasus - which suicide runs itself into a Basestar, blows up and has its pieces smash into another Basestar.

The oxymoron of an edition with no existing pre-texts is playfully underscored by the reproduction, complete with floral border and Latin script, of the opening page of Daubmannus s Lexicon Corsi, to which is appended the following note: Title page from the original (destroyed) 1691 Daubmannus edition of The Khazar Dictionary (Reconstruction).

On his right arm was a tattoo of a traditional Dia De Los Muertos sugar skull, complete with all the bright colors.

The band is dressed as Parliamant/Funkadelic, complete with Flea dressed as one of his idols, Bootsy Collins, and the P-Funk Mothership stage prop.

A limited-edition 1995 Renault Clio that belonged to the Manchester United winger, complete with his name on a gold badge on the ashtray, had fetched only pound; 3,100 when the bidding on eBay closed last night after ten days.

Notable from the report (and as indicated by multiple other sources previously) was confirmation that yes indeed Bill and Fleur ' s wedding scenes are being recorded all this week, complete with one of the Weasleys spotted wearing a bandage over his ear and Domhnall Gleeson (Bill Weasley) was seen sporting prosthetic scars on the left side of his face.

A DUI arrest, complete with wobbly field sobriety video and vomit on the door accounts, helped do him in at Cincinnati.

The Lovegood house set complete with Dirigible plums (bright orange plants) growing outside, is built with a stone base with " the right side of the house pitted with holes where Death Eater spells had hit (squib explosions) " The report also states that " they were prepping the house again for a much bigger version of that fight, apparently.

A massive plaza known as the Arodennama, complete with a towering statue of the god, stood ready to receive the deity, yet after his death, it took only a few short years for the church of Aroden to fall.

Within a decade, the exodus of Jews from Arab countries was almost complete, with most going to Israel

Most train stations offer bike storage complete with a security guard for a few euros a day.

Indeed, his website is full of anti-vaccine pseudoscience, complete with this picture..

The first shot of him was of the back of his head, complete with band-aid.

The story appears in Frank Edwards ' 1966 book, Stranger than Science; other versions appear in Whitley Strieber ' s science fiction novel, Majestic (fiction) and Dean Koontz ' s horror yarn " Phantoms "; The Worlds Greatest UFO Mysteries (presented as fact) has an even more embellished version, as do other websites and books, complete with mysterious lights in the sky, empty graveyards, and over one thousand people missing