| Jerome Robbins, also at NYCB, did the same, and she inspired him to create his radical Afternoon of the faun for her. |
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| James O'Hara's faun, dressed in a knotted silk tunic, curls into intricate yoga positions. |
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| Within a foggy forest like a songe, a faun is wandering on the humid and tender humus. |
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| The king's eyes narrowed suspiciously as he waited for the faun to answer. |
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| Smiling out at us in photographs of the old man is not someone racked by might-have-beens but a white-haired faun with twinkling eyes. |
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| The palette was gentle and pretty, focusing on rose pinks, lavenders, dusky mauve, mint, faun and pale lemon. |
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| Cerdagne located at 1800 meters of altitude is surrounded by peaks, lakes, forests where the faun and flora are very diversified. |
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| Wild faun, protected flora, enchanting landscapes, this is the secret of Ariège, you will love to go through the protected nature with your snowshoes or bike from your gite. |
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| The faun is basking in nature's lap, perfectly at ease and at home here. |
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| Pinched and idly gestured toward a plinthTwo centuries of customers have careworn To a shallow trough not quite my length, I'm forced to burrowInto a pose much more flagellant than faun. |
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| It is crowned by a sheath rising from a scrolled clamp and adorned with laurel leaves, ribbons, and the laughing face of a faun that echos the child'smile below. |
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| I introduced her to your father that faun fallen among Methodists. |
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| The name faun is derived from Faunus, the name of an ancient Italic deity of forests, fields, and herds, who from the 2nd century bce was associated with the Greek god Pan. |
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| And yawning profoundly in a way which at once suggested the pose of the Laocoon, he leaned up against the wall in the attitude of the Piping faun, and regarded the ladies as they passed in to the entertainment. |
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| You will discover waterfalls, faun and flora. |
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| Why Ms. Faun, I do declare that sounds like a half baked attempt at seducing me. |
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| Dmitri Gruzdyev is the embodiment of old-school St Petersburg noblesse, but he is a universe away from Nijinsky's ruttish adolescent Faun. |
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| A bachelor named Faun with a Don Juan complex, seized with a hypochondriac's fear of the ineluctable approach of death, enters a race against time's passage. |
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| Today, FAUN manufactures portable aluminium roadways and runways at Llangefni under its TRACKWAY brand. |
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| The family returned to The Wayside in 1860, and that year saw the publication of The Marble Faun, his first new book in seven years. |
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