Now in his fifties, he plays with fierce drive, lacking the intricacy and subtlety of his predecessors but compensating with lightning reflexes that allow him to navigate between backbeats, shuffles, and machine-gun fills.
Gamal Mubarak had conveniently just turned 40, the legal age for obtaining a special driving license that would allow him to navigate his father's big machine.
His impressive technique allows him to navigate difficult works with ease; the finale of Beethoven's "Moonlight" Sonata unfolded in an exciting blaze of notes.
This is the sound of a disciple discovering that his idols have feet of clay, or, more correctly, that the personal narrative he had constructed that allowed him to navigate the cut-throat world of high finance had unravelled.
Mr. Bardakci is a history buff who learned to read and write Ottoman script from his grandmother, allowing him to navigate Turkey's written past, something that most Turks are unable to do.
His career on the force was, at least demographically, a replay of his experiences at Jamaica, and Ward later credited the school with giving him not only an excellent education but also the skills that allowed him to navigate primarily white environments.
From an early age, the Californian developed a sonar technique which allowed him to navigate using echoes from repeated tongue-clicks.
She imagined a fully connected city that could transmit information, from traffic lights, bus locations, shops and more to the white cane he carried, allowing him to navigate the streets and sidewalks more safely and easily.
In the end, Mr. Gimenez, 57, who resigned from his county commission seat to run for mayor, was viewed as the safer choice: a man whose broad government experience would allow him to better navigate the county's financial and political turbulence.
Link collects items and weapons throughout the game, whose abilities allow him to access, navigate and complete dungeons to advance the story.
Chris Hemsworth said that playing Thor in the Marvel universe has allowed him to "have more choice in navigating [his] career".
