Teenagers eager for their lives to begin, desperate to slough off their old selves and escape boredom through pure sensation, will probably always be making the same kinds of mistakes, taking the same wrong turns on the road to self-discovery.
as the final negotiations begin, desperate lobbyists and defenders of the status quo will distort, attack, and make every threat they can to stop reform.
"The big challenge is to get quickly to all these villages," Félix González Canto, the governor of Quintana Roo, said in a television interview, "because when the days go by and authorities don't arrive, people begin to get desperate and feel they're not getting the attention they should".
Aching fans began making desperate suggestions.
CNN, which did not have a reporter at the Palestine, because its team had been expelled when the invasion began, was desperate to get one of its embedded correspondents there.
As the emergency operation swung into operation, the tube and bus network was shut down and ordinary Londoners began a desperate effort to help the terrified and the injured.
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D-day for Europe, and dozens of Italian journalists – all of them hoping to see the back of Silvio Berlusconi – began a desperate search for that letter: the 14-page missive from the three-term Italian prime minister to his fellow EU leaders designed to get them off his back.
Designers even began charging desperate onlookers a fee for a second- or third-row seat at their show through concierge services like American Express Centurion.
Pregnant and living in her vehicle with her four kids in the fall of 2013, Rebecca Fritz began a desperate, strategic search for a place to crash before winter hit. .
