The papers released this month in America purport to be minutes of conversations among the senior members of the regime in the days leading up to the army's takeover of central Beijing.
But that grandfather returns to the school after what appears to be minutes (the French-revolution book Susan had been reading, and questioning the accuracy of, is still on the classroom table) – 25 TV years later.
Ben Whishaw, having first been noticed as a Hamlet, knows all about inaction heroes, but, as Danny, he was so silent and still for what seemed to be minutes at a time that he came to resemble a sentient statue.
(The rush of tech reporters trying to satisfy their appetite to see who their own live sex 'doppelganger' might be yesterday clearly put a strain on Megacams.me's backend after it announced the new feature. On a 'normal' day the wait time is, presumably, more likely to be minutes).
But when the plane jerks to a stop and the arrival tone sounds, the cabin erupts with the clicking of seatbelt buckles, as the folks that shoved me out of the way to get onto the plane, now freeze in place in a race to stand between me and where I needed to be minutes ago.
