This has been done in the dark," fumed the Bolivian delegate.
"First floor, dark, bus fumes," Ms. Kogan recalled.
Arriving at the dusty crossroads town of Maevatanana after dark on fumes, we are told that there is no fuel to be had.
Then she is shown in a dark square, fuming, with the doctor's words in a circle above her: "I'm afraid we're out of time".
Even now, the sandstone ashlar of Middlesbrough's gothic town hall is stained dark from the fumes of those expansive days.
Imagine being the last worker left standing, in the dark, dizzy from mercury fumes, as every last person you knew is dead from poisoning or starvation or a wayward auto-triggered arrow.
Jimmy's brother remembered his father, wizened forearms propped up on the bar in a stained khaki parka he'd worn in Korea, a sheaf of hair canted the wrong way because it hadn't seen a comb in days, the smoke of his cigarette fuming in the dark forge of the bar.
But business travelers, who of course fly more than most people (and are therefore exposed to far more, shall we say, stimuli from the airlines) often provide the kind of anecdotes that leave flight attendants fuming and muttering dark imprecations to one another in the galley.
Slides were rinsed in two changes of deionized water for 1 min and allowed to air dry under a fume hood in the dark.
I became used to passionate greetings in dark garages used for short-term parking; exhaust fumes will forever be an aphrodisiac to me.
After years of the students' and faculty members' being cooped up in a warren of tiny, dark offices and classrooms on 42nd Street with gasoline fumes in the basement, the renovated building, she said, seemed like a castle.
