Anne Lamotte, a reporter for Radio France, left her country so quickly that she barely packed.
THE Thanksgiving leftovers are barely packed up, and already another set of holidays is upon us.
And as Boris Johnson won in Uxbridge to secure a return to Parliament, thoughts will turn to his current day job because with the ballot boxes barely packed away, the election for London's next mayor is just a year away.
If she can barely pack herself to go on a weekend escape and never gets anywhere on time, you may have unrealistic expectations of her.
This nightmarish, walk-through experience about America's 1960s colonisations of far-flung parts of the globe (and of our imaginations) had barely been packed away before festival director Alex Poots asked what the company might like to do next.
For the men (and they are all men) who dominate the planning of New York's A-list benefit parties -- David Monn, Bronson van Wyck, Ra?vila, David Stark -- the rental chairs have barely been packed up, the quaking aspens sent back to wherever rented shrubbery comes from before the meetings begin again for all tomorrow's parties.
Two hands can barely hold a pita packed with shawarma, falafel, hummus, salad and baba ganoush ($6.50).
A plum-strawberry-blueberry pie was a disorderly beauty, open-faced and packed with barely cooked-down fruit in dark lipstick shades of vermilion and purplish black.
I can barely move between the packed clothes rails and steps between levels – meaning some areas of the shop are completely out of bounds".
There was clearly so much more Swartz could have gone on to do, and clearly so much more that he packed into barely more than a quarter-century on Earth.
By the time I got the damn thing on, I was sweating, exhausted, could barely breathe, and was packed in so tightly, my legs were numb.
