"In the M.L.S., when the ball's gone out of play, you usually get a chance to catch your breath," Holden said.
Like the screen Tintin, the movie proves less than inviting because it's been so wildly overworked: there is hardly a moment of downtime, a chance to catch your breath or contemplate the tension between the animated Expressionism and the photo-realist flourishes.
Last week, Scadding Court Community Centre in Toronto offered the chance to catch your own rainbow trout no cottage, camp, or nature required.
But before you've even had a chance to catch your breath everyone's asking, "So, what's next?" To arm you in the coming struggle to pursue your post-graduate goals it may help to take a look at some proven practices from real life.
Then it surfaces with "Flute Gasp," offering a chance to catch your breath in the eye of the hurricane, only to start hailing 808 triplets, rapidfire kicks, and tomblike echoes on "Storm B," which takes a while to build but hits full stride about halfway through.
Between sessions of speedy digits striking not quite all the right notes, there's a chance to catch your breath: scoring rolls out in front of you, with star ratings and an update on your position on worldwide leaderboards, and neat little idents pop up from time to time, along with brief clips of newly added songs that are yours to conquer as and when they come around.
There is no chance to catch your breath and watch your teammates handle the ball.
If you have nine outs on the turn, you have an 18% chance to catch your card on the river.
If you caught your caterpillar in the fall, chance are it will spend the winter months in its pupa and only emerge in the spring - this process is known as "overwintering".
