"And, of course, for natural reasons the elderly citizen will" — he came to a terrified stop, as if racking his processors for an apt euphemism — "move out of private society, and that will, of course, bring a move toward electronic payments.
Bills are pending in Congress to establish a national database, but they are not apt to move without presidential leadership.
Since the world of "The Passage" is as zealously detailed as that of a video game (and as apt to move in linear fashion from one realm to another), Mr. Cronin even provides a brief constitution for the little group of still-human survivors.
However, as explained in this Houston Chronicle piece, employers perceive these candidates as risky hires since they can be more apt to move or be transferred.
Its reappearance here is an apt and moving blast from the past.
Should he decide that this is an apt time to move then the Crystal Palace manager Iain Dowie, whose wife and children still live in Bolton after his spell at Oldham, would be a potential replacement.
Though Coetzee spends less than a quarter of the book in South Africa, a subtitle on the jacket, "Scenes From Provincial Life II," is apt, for his move to England only makes more visible the psychic wounds of the young colonial.
Shadid died in February, reporting in Syria, and his book is an apt testament — a moving contemplation of how the dead stay with us, and of how war scrambles the narrative of family life.
Thematically less apt but exceptionally moving is one of the Cuban-American Félix González-Torres's installations of electrical cords studded with fifteen-watt light bulbs, made in the nineties.
Wildlife was more apt to be moving around looking for food and water, then bedding down during the heat of the day.
