His radio show on NTS, Run It Red, is a blissfully disjointed three hours of everything you weren't expecting, but everything Sims was.
TRIPOLI, Libya — Amid new reports of fighting between his security forces and rebels seeking his ouster, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi took time out today to deliver a meandering, disjointed three-hour speech mixing a combination of giveaways to the public, promises of reform, and vows of retaliation in an apparent bid to quell the growing unrest here.
In her testimony, Clinton attributed any shifting emphasis on to what might be called the "fog of war"— information was fragmentary and disjointed, changing hour by hour.
Our hours were disjointed and we were happy to work for terrible pay and long hours, which ended up with us crashing on the sofa while eating a microwave meal as we watched the final episodes of Sex and the City.
"For the first half an hour, it was disjointed.
In the opening hour, the Blues were disjointed and disorganised with the Dragons, in contrast, controlled and efficienct.
With half an hour to go they looked disjointed and dispirited, struggling against a better set piece and a team with a handful of superior athletes.
On that day in the cavernous, silver-covered Factory, she found Ondine being recorded for "A Novel," Warhol's James Joyce-inspired book of uninterrupted taped conversations, monologues and disjointed ramblings that were supposed to chronicle 24 hours in his life.
What followed was a half-hour of boasting and scolding and disjointed exposition.
His brace cancelled out Graziano Pelle's opener for the hosts, which came amid a disjointed and United display in the opening half hour.
As disjointed as Saracens were for the best part of an hour, there were patches of reliability throughout the team, which knitted themselves together the more the game went on.
