| Zoffany's painting of Mrs Oswald shows a lemon-lipped, bored-looking woman trussed in a furbelowed dress. |
| And the lady herself was a furbelowed egeria to a powdered Numa. |
| Often people join the conversations from above, hanging over the rails of the many furbelowed wrought-iron fire escapes precariously fastened to house fronts. |
| Olnek directs at a breathless pace, imaginatively varying styles and making the most of Munee Hayes's over-the-top furbelowed costumes. |
| In such a furbelowed, tasseled and bedizened production, the greatest of singers would have a difficult time making an impression. |
| The desserts seem steadier, although they, too, succumb to major-league busyness, being garnished and furbelowed to a fare-thee-well. |
