It's all slightly improbable, but then songs adopted by protesters almost invariably are.
IT seemed slightly improbable when, five years ago, the American Ballet Theater principal Ángel Corella started his own company in the Spanish province of Segovia.
The alliance is giving some logistical help to the slightly improbable Polish effort, but already has its hands full in Afghanistan and the Balkans.
IT seemed slightly improbable when, five years ago, the American Ballet Theater principal ngel Corella started his own company in the Spanish province of Segovia.
We get glimpses of the cast's other well-known faces: Rachel Weisz (prone, covered in mud); Keitel and lady companion; Paul Dano, with slightly improbable moustache.
Thus Sarah, on first encountering the group: "Why is it that self-righteousness always goes hand-in-hand with resistance movements?" Which side of the line she finds herself on forms the slightly improbable denouement.
Two days later, Novell and Netscape Communications, a leading Internet-software formedformed a joint venture called Novonyx, whose slightly improbable task is to get big companies to use both firms' (rival) technologies.
(Reading Suleiman's book, I realized that I, too, had had a slightly improbable sepia image in my mind, of a young Denise carrying her mother's battered suitcase from hiding place to hiding place during the German occupation).
I traveled to Poky early in January with the slightly improbable notion of visiting one particular resident: a young black steer that I'd met in the fall on a ranch in Vale, S.D. The steer, in fact, belonged to me.
Greatness, in the 21st century, seems to be associated mostly with grand and sometimes slightly improbable oppositions, with what you might call "sweep": high and low, ritzy and gritty, beautiful and ugly.
"If I feel audiences saying, 'Come on, he's 62, enough is enough,' I'm very sensitive to that and if I pick up that vibe it will all stop," he said of his slightly improbable ass-kicking twilight years.
