"Did Wade mention," Ms. Power asked, that in the spasms of perestroika, "he went off to Berlin and helped bang the wall down?" No? Well how about his visit to Allen Ginsberg's apartment in the East Village?
In this way, the spasm of stress is broken, providing relief.
You would have had time to get out of Pets.com and other flash-in-the-pan spasms of the Internet investing mania and plow your proceeds into bonds or perhaps even California real estate.
In the past three weeks, more than 10 foreign civilians have been killed in Iraq though no attack provoked the spasm of brutality that followed this one.
In the last three weeks, more than 10 foreign civilians have been killed in Iraq, though no attack provoked the spasm of brutality that followed this one.
"The spasm of Trump in the new year reflects the desperate mental state of a loser who failed to check the vigorous advance of the army and people of the [Democratic People's Republic of Korea].. . .
Revolutions, whether of the Thatcherite sort in Britain or the spasms of discontent in France, hold little appeal.
JAKARTA — At least 22 people were killed in separate outbreaks of political violence in the remote Indonesian province of Papua in recent days, officials said Monday, in the latest spasm of bloodshed in a murky, decades-long conflict.
CAIRO — A demonstration by Christians angry about a recent attack on a church touched off a night of violent protests here against the military council now ruling Egypt, leaving 24 people dead and more than 200 wounded in the worst spasm of violence since the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak in February.
In the latest spasm of revenge attacks, gangs of Shiite gunmen stormed Hurriyah, a mixed neighborhood adjacent to Tobji, torching houses, killing at least two Sunni Arabs and driving out dozens of Sunni families.
