Desperate for salvation, I could see no other option but to watch Wayne's World 1 and Wayne's World 2 back to back on the dusty VHS.
BELGRADE — Pavle Mircov and his partner Daniella nervously scan their e-mail in-box every 15 minutes, desperate for economic salvation: a buyer willing to pay €30,000 for one of their kidneys.
The grandest production belongs to the anthem "You Have to Be There," a desperate cry for salvation from a lost soul "drifting on a dark and stormy sea" composed by Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus of Abba for the Swedish historical musical "Kristina".
When Liberian citizens late last month deposited the corpses of their friends and loved ones, killed by rebel shells, at the gate of the American Embassy compound in the capital of Monrovia, they were not only issuing a desperate plea for salvation but also making a statement of responsibility: it is you, the United States, who must answer our prayers.
At the time, Hearn said snooker was in desperate need of salvation.
The tunnel, the tracks, the desperate souls who found salvation in the coordination of its stations and timetables this was a marvel to be proud of.
Meet Teal Swan, a YouTuber who proves selling salvation to desperate people is an equal opportunity racket.
There's a desperate search for love and salvation through the mire of life that cut right to the heart of humanity.
And much like gay men a generation or so ago, participants in this "sad and lonely lifestyle" were written about as tragic victims in desperate need of help, of salvation.
What he will be right about is that none of these problems were originally of his creation, and that the opposition party wants to exacerbate rather than solve any of them -- believing, as they do, in that destructive maxim of desperate losers who find their salvation in the stumbles of the winners.
