After a cumbersome start, he needs about 30 meters to gain his rhythm.
Faced with the bloodless convenience of digital music, it is human nature for some people to hanker after the cumbersome, the labour-intensive and the fallible – to pause and rewind.
Best known for his short stories, George Saunders here produces his first collection of essays, named after his cumbersome metaphor for how the banality of media and politics reduces the intelligence of everyone else.
Also in 1850, after a cumbersome design had been officially accepted by the Great Exhibition's organizers, Paxton's inspired plan for a building of prefabricated elements of sheet glass and iron was substituted.
After a cumbersome setup, the detective work takes flight, but then the logistics grow so complicated the humor is exhausted.
As is often the case with books translated to the stage, the episodic narrative and the heavy reliance on description of the action become cumbersome after a while.
After lugging this cumbersome honour around America, he was relieved to discover it had snapped in two on the flight home, giving him the excuse to leave it on the plane.
The good news is that a new generation of real London buses, missing since the Routemasters left regular service, is finally, after years of cumbersome, heavy, noisy and old-fashioned off-the-peg vehicles, about to bloom.
Search becomes cumbersome after a point," explains Shivkanth.
Adding songs from various places in the service is simple (compare to MySpace Music, which is still cumbersome after a year).
