Where once we waited eagerly to catch our weekly fix, these days we are masters of our own viewing destiny, choosing when to watch and, increasingly, what viewing platform to watch it on.
Here -- ' Goldfinger took the cat from under his arm and tossed it to the Korean who caught it eagerly -- 'I am tired of seeing this animal around.
These delegates seemed painfully aware of how Iraqi society had stagnated under Saddam Hussein and eagerly wanted to catch up to the rest of the world.
Meanwhile, patriotic shoppers in Shanghai are eagerly buying fish labeled as caught in the unpolluted waters around the Diaoyu Islands.
So, now that the Pakistan Army has been caught red handed eagerly accepting money to fight terrorism while claiming not to know that the world's most notorious terrorist was living within a stone's throw of that same army's training academy, perhaps it's time for the US to focus on supporting the country's fragile political government and demand better results and more candor from the military.
The young professionals had definitely caught the entrepreneurial fever and eagerly quizzed alums and outside experts at sessions and on breaks about how to start and grow their own business.
Near the end of her presentation, Dr. Coleman showed a photograph of her young son eagerly holding up a frog he had just caught for her camera.
Over the last few days, leading New York politicians have renounced contributions that they took -- eagerly took, one might add -- from businesses executives now caught up in corporate scandals.
These were mostly of rather poor quality by Oriental standards, for they were made for the less discriminating European market, but the intricacy and skill with which even they were fashioned caught the imagination of Europeans, who bought them eagerly.
Then, after Reece Topley, an impressive debutant, had snaffled his first international victim and Smith had been caught on the midwicket boundary off Willey, England seized their chance eagerly.
