But along with the whoosh of excitement — given cinematic life in this staging by images of planes that seem to swoop down and over the heads of the audience — runs a strong current of loss and pain.
In an earlier book, Alice McDermott wrote of "that current of loss after loss that was adulthood," and this melancholy observation seems to lie at the heart of all her work, from her hypnotic 1987 novel, "That Night," to her elegiac new one, "After This".
The current rate of loss each year is about 0.2 million square km.
Tragically, at the current rate of loss of life there will be a terrifyingly long list to commemorate on the eve of Qatar in 2022.
Maybe I can summon the master thinkers to help me get a handle on my internal downturn, my current sense of loss.
Experts say that if the crop collapses, which is bound to happen at its current rate of loss, then local people will have no other income, and the consequences for the region would be catastrophic.
At the current rate of loss, researchers said, the Great Barrier Reef will lose half of its coral cover again by 2022, putting it on par with the Caribbean.
In our current climate of loss rates being less in vogue than cash, Box managed to end up boxed into a difficult corner: The revenue growth-focused market that it expected to launch into managed to turn around roughly 8 minutes before it decided to hit go.
"We believe the growth of low-fare air travel will not be damaged or slowed by higher oil prices," Mr. O'Leary said, "which will only hasten the demise of some of the current wave of loss-making start-ups and high-fare flag carriers".
The fuel cell voltage decreases bit by bit with expansion in current because of losses associated with fuel cell.
