| It was a rock star moment, epitomising the event, as truly a celebration of this country's premier rock band. |
| Dance has played a succession of cold British colonial figures in his career, many of them epitomising the notion of a malign empire. |
| In this way, it shows what makes the group really different, while epitomising the co-operative values on which it is founded. |
| One of my all-time favoirite vintages, combining fragrance, finesse and charm, epitomising claet at its best, the antithesis of some latter day blockbusters. |
| A 21st-century Parthenon, the Teatre Nacional de Catalunya, or TNC, exudes all the majesty of Greek temples while epitomising modernity with its large glass panes and indoor planting. |
| Local presence conveniently close to the clients is the quintessential secret of success for Krones Lifecycle Service, epitomising Krones' service support philosophy. |
