I started making pictures which are about simple, impromptu observations – like the haiku in Japanese poetry – bringing in the shortness of that, and the nowness of it; the fact there's no implication, it's not part of a puzzle for a bigger metaphor about the world – it's just what it is.
Pick A Bale Supima, the PR front for the association of US Pima cotton growers, must have a lot of faith in the shortness of historical memory.
And no matter how many leg lunges you performed in a futile effort to prepare for being stranded nine stories in the air while the elevator was being replaced, the thought bubble expands, along with the pain in your quadriceps and the shortness of breath, around the fifth or sixth or seventh floor.
As a teenager, he lost friends to heroin, murder and suicide; rattled and angry, he sought explanations in "On the Shortness of Life," by the Roman thinker Seneca.
No matter how many campaigns demonstrate that the effective worker is the well rested worker, we're made to feel that our worth is based on how early we come in, how late we stay, and the shortness of our lunches.
Harvey's most recent book, You an Orchestra You a Bomb, recalls in sprightly color and inky darkness the shortness of our time on earth.
Improvements in root zone soil moisture were less conclusive, partly due to the shortness of the in situ data record.
"You act like mortals in all that you fear, and like immortals in all that you desire" ― Seneca,On the Shortness of Life.
"I don't know," he said in a press conference notable for the shortness of his answers.
In this case Giffard directly attributed the shortness of breath to her fatness of body.
