One moment, we were active participants in the show as it busily produced and arranged details and potential meanings for us to process and extrapolate into the future — Meadow's fumbling parallel-parking job, the shady guy in the Members Only jacket, and so on — and then, with a harsh snap, we were shut out, and no future was possible.
He still showed up every day in the kitchen and helped as best he could, avoiding hot and cold dishes, and those with a harsh texture.
She looks dirty and scuffed up, and talks with a harsh, croaky, gravelly voice, rather than the soft, Southern voice she had when she was first introduced.
His 1934 collection, Vigils, was less successful and met with a harsh critical response.
Nomadic pastoralism has thrived in Asia's rangelands for several millennia by tracking seasonal changes in forage productivity and coping with a harsh climate.
It also spent heavily to develop the F-Type, a two-seater sports car acclaimed by the motoring press for its looks and performance but with a harsh ride and lack of luggage space.The entry-level XE is the biggest investment so far.
How often do you ask your friend to keep an eye on your pout so your lipstick won't fade and leave you with a harsh lip line?
But the 33-year-old forward will have to endure the rigors of a full, 34-game season this time around, and deal with a harsher travel schedule (United played the bulk of its road games before Rooney's arrival last season).
The male proclaims ownership by singing loudly from a suitable perch at the territory boundary, and confronts other males with a harsh scolding call should they make an incursion.
It combats rock's guitar worship by giving equal primacy to the bleeps and howls of synthesized noise, and replaces melodic song structure with a harsh ambiance.
