But he had to drag the same dwindling frame with him wherever he went, and in the end he seems perhaps as tired of himself, "a stray individual with not much health and not much money," as of Western civilization.
So Holy Other create a monkish meditation for Sunporch, with industrial techno master Perc dragging the same track out of the censer smoke for an ominous, drum-clattering treatment.
What's more, to pull a single 123-ton stone on a dirt road would have required 1537 men, they report this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences; to drag the same stone across frozen ice would take 338 men; and to tug the stone on ice lubricated with a thin film of fresh water: only 46 men.
When 13 men simultaneously tried to drag the same carcass later, they were unable to move it.
While the note is still resonating quickly drag the same finger to a different note on the same string.
Or does he fear that Asda, despite vowing to hold its nerve, will get dragged into the same game eventually?
Then, Mr. Yang dragged onto the same map icon a thread of e-mail messages from a group of Yahoo executives involving a back-and-forth discussion of dinner plans.
I've dragged around the same black, two-wheeled Briggs and Riley carry-on bag for at least 10 years, and it's still going strong.
Another interesting but cautious consideration about beneficial or deleterious mutations in ompA relates to the "hitchhiking effect", where an evolutionarily neutral or even deleterious mutation may spread through the population due to its proximity to a beneficial mutation (being dragged in the same recombinant fragment) [49].
In October, after a meeting with Secretary General Ban Ki Moon, which O'Brien also attended, Mouallimi dragged the humanitarian coordinator to the same press briefing room.
