That giant, unsubtle stomp, at around 135 beats a minute, has made its way into Top 10 pop in recent years, and it could be heard constantly somewhere at Electric Zoo, usually on the two largest stages.
It's impossible to reach your full potential if you're constantly somewhere else, unable to fully embrace the reality (good or bad) of this very moment.
I'm constantly flying somewhere.
Constantly aiming somewhere sustains your motivation.
Or a washing machine, haywire and alone in a basement somewhere, constantly reordering supplies for itself long after we've all been wiped off the Earth.
Even though the United States maintains scores of military bases around the world, spends more on defense than all the other major powers combined, and is engaged almost constantly in wars somewhere on the planet (officially declared or otherwise), most Americans would object to the idea that they have an empire, whether formal or informal.
Living with my clothes in boxes and constantly waiting for somewhere permanent to live drives me mad with worry.
Once, Owen caught two of the less vigilant turtles, the size of fifty-cent pieces, with poignant little feet constantly trying to get somewhere that only they knew.
Over the last decade, as the contemporary art world has grown to planetary size — more galleries, more fairs, more art-selling Web sites, bigger museums, new biennials almost by the month — it has sometimes seemed as if a new kind of cultural figure has been born as well: the international curator, constantly in flight to somewhere.
"Sunset is a fluid, ongoing experience – it's being constantly lived by someone else somewhere else around the world," says Deschamps-Sonsino. Wherever the sun is setting right now, you can be sure there will be at least one person taking a picture.
Bombarded by visuals shilling something, to someone, somewhere, advertisers vie constantly to attract eyeballs.
