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That everything was coming up roses, even in the asphalt jungle of New York?
Her creative research, tenaciously applied in the hard asphalt jungle, is admirable and always fresh.
Every park signifies escape from the asphalt jungle.
The Asphalt Jungle was one of the most influential crime films of the 1950s.
In the asphalt jungle of Pest however temperatures above 25 C at midnight are not uncommon.
Indeed, Hudson might be viewed as an asphalt jungle so jammed that political skills are a requisite just to navigate the sidewalk.
This is fine scoring; and Steiner is writing here an authentic music of the asphalt jungle."
The asphalt jungle of Los Angeles?
The Asphalt Jungle didn't fare much better.
"Now it's becoming an asphalt jungle."
The emotional tone is far from the heart-pounding suspense of "The Asphalt Jungle."
Asphalt Jungle.
The Asphalt Jungle instigated the crime thriller subgenre of caper films.
The only people milling about are residents of basketball's asphalt jungle: scouts, street agents, athletic directors, all manner of coaches.
Some solos were short, others marathons, and written be-bop lines charged through "Asphalt Jungle Suite."
But then came John Huston's "Asphalt Jungle," with its disturbingly similar plot.
In August 1977, Asphalt Jungle played at the second Mont-de-Marsan punk festival.
In The Asphalt Jungle (1949), the most perfectly masterminded plot falls apart as each character reveals a weakness.
The company will then perform "Students of the Asphalt Jungle," a collage of repertory excerpts, through the weekend.
A French court blocked the showing of John Huston's "The Asphalt Jungle."
"I want to take these carriage horses out of the asphalt jungle, out of the vehicular jungle, and place them in Central Park."
Dominik Burkhalter founded the bands Dom and Asphalt Jungle.
Beyond the Asphalt Jungle Sharon Seitz has spent the last two years going on camping trips with her two young sons.
He also had a small part in the noir classic The Asphalt Jungle (also 1950) playing a witness who refused to identify a robbery suspect.
This is a concept album in which Coe repeatedly uses the phrase "Asphalt Jungle" to describe the life he grew up in.
