Wreathed in gloom and doom, "We Own the Night" is shot with dark authority by Joaquin Baca-Asay.
About 200 people are seated in the covered grandstand, wreathed in billows of hot dog smoke from the concession booths.
Uncle Sam, wreathed in smoke and surrounded by long lines of heavy bombers and advancing soldiers, also presents an image of indomitable strength.
For two decades, wreathed in smoke from an evil pipe, he taught Government 154 there, while his treatise on presidential power went through several revised editions.
He was often photographed in thinking pose, wreathed in smoke.
Though their productivity varies from prolific to minimalist, the country is wreathed in salmon and sea trout rivers that are avenues to the hidden Ireland for even the most casual or beginning angler.
When Mr. Friedlander took a picture in 1964 of two front doors in Philadelphia, the focus was on the one wreathed in Christmas lights around a memorial picture of the recently slain John F.
But freshly dressed for her winter holidays, stately windows wreathed against the chill and catawba branches flickering in torchlight, the town displays an array of cozy-clapboard imagery so complete, that the effect is as comfortable as Dickens.
Almost the first move of the father, as the session began, was to cup his ear toward an interlocutor, and, with that tiny gesture, he broke the spell the wicked charms that he had wreathed around the United Kingdom for decades.
When Bad pulls into Santa Fe, New Mexico, for a gig, he crosses paths with an aspiring journalist named Jean, played by Maggie Gyllenhaal, who just happens to recognize the good that's in Bad, even if the guy is grizzled, sozzled, and wreathed in cigarette smoke.
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