At 76, Henry, too, has begun to cope with the encroachments of time, or, in his case, fallout from his willful blindness to the changes (social, economic, political) all around him.
The theme is a massive gridded wall made of distressed wood, stacked boxes and various other materials, and coated with rust to simulate the encroachments of time and nature.
The large-scale two-part wall here continues a theme for which Mr. Drew is noted: subtly gridded three-dimensional compositions made of distressed wood, stacked boxes and various other materials, then coated with rust to simulate the encroachments of time and nature.
But perhaps no editor has ever been as unceasingly incensed as J. Jonah Jameson, the bombastic leader of The Daily Bugle in the Broadway musical "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark," for whom the irritants have expanded from typos and limp headlines to the many encroachments of time and technology.
Healy is alarmed by the encroachment of "screen time" of all kinds videos, games and computers into the lives of younger and younger children.
One of the most disquieting features of Winnie's predicament is that she behaves as if "entombment" were the most natural thing in the world − which, of course, for Beckett, with his vision of the encroachment of the sands of time, it was.
In an interview, Joy Williams once said, "What good stories deal with is the horror and incomprehensibility of time, the dark encroachment of old catastrophes".
What good stories deal with is the horror and incomprehensibility of time, the dark encroachment of old catastrophes".
Some authorities suspect it is only a matter of time and sustained human encroachment before a Florida panther pounces on a Florida land speculator.
More than five hundred New York State principals have signed a letter of protest, which cites the encroachment of test prep on teaching time, and the expense of test materials, which come out of stretched school budgets.
