Newcastle swings as quickly as any club in England from delirium to despair.
So Carlos fights on, plunging into a musical world that swings wildly from delirium to rage, from romantic infatuation to violent revolution.
With the new Cibachromes she will be showing at the museum, she continues with increasing delirium to conjugate the power struggles between nature and society, sexuality and brutality.
Knipfel comes to after three days of delirium to find himself, as befits a graduate student in philosophy, citing Nietzsche in rhyming "guttural German screams".
The novel soon moves from delirium to clarity, as minute details — a blood-stained shirt, a blue cup for sale in a grocery store — begin to trigger cascades of memories.
fans often mimic the malevolent and sleazy actions and attitudes of their idols; hopefully, someone at the XFL will find a way to keep the delirium to Dawg Pound maximums.
Cooper, beaten for a second time after falling into the wrong card game, is nursed back to sentience by Claire, who he believes in his delirium to be Anna.
Thompson is betting on the player he dined with after last night's game, the 30-something franchise center who hit the game-winning shot and again brought delirium to the Garden, the gangly teenager he recruited all those years ago.
In eight swift years we'd gone from the Shamen's Ebeneezer Goode at No 1 in 1992, a dastardly rave-pop homage to hallucinogenic delirium, to five drearily Identikit mini-marketing executives singing songs for funerals, forever blubbing on a stool.
In a rhythmically orchestrated mix of pictographic signs, doodle-like mark-making, expressionistic painting and scrawled literary quotations, the series progresses from poetically exalted delirium to rueful meditation on death.
Rhythmically mixing pictographic images, doodlelike mark making, expressionistic painting and scrawled literary quotations on big, snowy white canvases, the narrative progresses from poetically exalted delirium to rueful meditation on death.
