| Natalia Magnicaballi has the regal bearing of a queen, the spirit of a gypsy, and the soul of a sylph. |
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| I felt my heart leap in my chest as my eyes sought out a dripping wet sylph sitting in a corner. |
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| Over the years she has put on about 130 pounds but still dresses as if she were a sylph. |
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| She was illuminated now, a little sylph of a woman, perhaps in her mid-thirties, with deep-set eyes and a long Roman nose. |
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| The whole act like the sylph who drive and are respected by all other elementary nature. |
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| In the air and see the sylph Sylphides, in the fire dragons and salamanders, water sirens and mermaids and the earth fairies and gnomes. |
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| As I gaze at this slender sylph in front of me, the absurdity of her paranoia gets me thinking that women so often suffer from a distorted view of themselves. |
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| It's kind of a love story, a pas de deux between a Scotsman and a sylph. |
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| My body, despite the molecular-level attention paid to it, belonged to a faraway creature, a numb, gray sylph. |
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| She is the sylph who beguiled Patou — reckless Daisy reborn as the Flapper. |
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| On the eve of his wedding, a young Scotsman, James, falls for a sylph, a supernatural creature that he pursues through a mysterious forest. |
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| In 1994 there followed Highland Fling, a wildly modernized staging of La Sylphide which featured the sylph as a drug user and James as a lager lout. |
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| She gives him a scarf to present to the sylph. |
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| The Long-tailed Sylph occurs in highlands of northwestern South America from Venezuela to Bolivia. |
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| Sylph blew a mighty wind and sent all of the Jotuns tumbling backwards into their home. |
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