| Comtesse de Bouchaud is a fairylike thing, with white petals edged lavender, delicately curled. |
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| The tiny hairs creeping from my skin make me look as though I am dusted with copper and am somehow fairylike, elfin. |
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| Ever watch the movies and you see the heroine swaying gently like a thin reed in the breeze, her hair all open and waving in a fairylike fashion. |
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| Please take a brief walk back in time with me, as I share with you a bit of history about the exquisite, fairylike Rocky Mountain columbine. |
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| A little foot not like our beetle-crushers, but something miniature, fairylike, allegorical. |
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| The fairylike flowers are the result of plants Taylor started a dozen years ago. |
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| Bathe your balcony or terrace in fairylike light with the Storelight lighting system. |
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| Oron belongs to this last category and offers a fairylike cosiness and a superb view on the Alps in the background. |
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| The whole production is transformed into a fairylike show through the artistic use of smart light. |
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| The result is chamber music whose sensitivity is exacerbated, giving way to nocturnal reveries, both delicate and fairylike. |
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| Its fairylike scherzo, which incorporates part of a Scottish folk song, exemplifies the delicate moods that Mendelssohn excelled in creating. |
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| Their wands are usually far more fairylike than the earthy Giselle's: hers is a wooden spoon. |
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| The Neva presented a fairylike aspect, all the ships being gaily decorated with bunting. |
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| If you can't achieve fairylike thinness, then aim at least for hobbitlike thickness. |
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| A fairylike snake is then revealed, he will delight every woman. |
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| The estate is ideal for fairylike wedding or anniversary parties. |
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| In transforming each of their shows into a rare, unique and fairylike moment, the members of the group place young Gypsy people in a beautiful light, far from the images imposed on them by society. |
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| In harmoniously translating the calm and fairylike enchantment of the colours emerging from the works of the painter, flutist Yves Brisson invites us on a musical voyage around the world. |
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