Wright gives the example of a "buzz-saw symphony" as a small triumph of his emancipation: hearing a buzz saw whining in the background, what would usually have been a painful distraction became, robbed by meditation of any positive or negative cues (this is a pleasant sound / this is an unpleasant one), somehow musical.
During your travels, you can become ill, get robbed or stumble upon a local festival.
After two years of being equal collaborators, Mark got a promotion and became Rob's boss.
Also, since you are having police, firemen, and doctors, have your Webkinz become ill, be robbed, or their house catches on fire.
Together, we can address unfair sentencing, and overcrowded prisons, and the stunted circumstances that rob too many boys of the chance to become men, and rob the nation of too many men who could be good dads, and workers, and neighbors.
"But in a worst-case scenario, elections could become tainted exercises, robbing the governments they produce of legitimacy.
His most popular metaphor was the anti-poverty programs had failed because instead of being a safety net they'd become a "hammock," robbing people of their self-esteem and initiative.
Being robbed has become an urban rite of passage.
"Wait until they become the people they robbed," she said.
— In recent months, journalists covering crime and other stories here have themselves become victims of crime, robbed of expensive cameras, sometimes at gunpoint.
