Nonetheless, over the course of about an hour of aggressive paddle-slapping, the players begin to stagger with sweaty exhaustion.
When oil prices began to fall, the economy began to stagger, and it is still not on its feet.
But Tipsarevic, playing smart, aggressive tennis, brushed aside a lopsided first set and then began to stagger Roddick with aggressive body blows.
As governments begin to stagger from the self-induced hemorrhaging, Republican politicians like Mr. Boehner and Mr. Walker cry poverty and use it as an excuse to break unions and kill programs they never liked in flush years.
I'm tanning my legs!" Howard Beckerman Dear Diary: My wife and I had just gotten out of our car in the East Village in June when we noticed an attractive young woman begin to stagger, moan, then start sinking to the pavement.
"We should bleed America economically by provoking it to continue in its massive expenditure on its security, for the weak point of America is its economy, which has already begun to stagger due to the military and security expenditure," Mr. Zawahri said, according to the SITE translation quoted in news reports.
Father Kleinsorge, who had been weakened for a couple of days by his bad case of diarrhea, began to stagger under his protesting burden, and as he tried to climb up over the wreckage of several houses that blocked their way to the park, he stumbled, dropped Mr. Fukai, and plunged down, head over heels, to the edge of the river.
Yet British banks, it seems, cannot hand out money fast enough: Barclays, RBS, Lloyds TSB and HBOS have raised their dividends.All this is particularly worrying at a time when the British economy is finally slowing, its housing market subsiding and over-indebted consumers beginning to stagger under the weight of their mortgages and overdrafts.
When power does stop flowing, some people are certain to remember two things, the second of which is the answer to "Where were you when the lights went on?" TRANSPORTATION B5 The New York region's transportation system began to stagger back to life, with one formidable exception: the subways.
In fits and starts, the region's transportation system began to stagger back to life yesterday, as traffic lights suddenly picked up where they had left off, cabbies switched their meters back on, packed buses substituted for subways and roaring diesel trains rolled to the rescue on powerless commuter lines.
Under Yeltsin the economy began to stagger toward free-market capitalism.
