This exercise was turning into a Goldilocks event.
But they said that when they tried to exercise this option, they were turned down.
That was just before the newspapers carried news of several minority women whose exercise group was turned away from the beach in Greenwich, with town officials claiming they didn't have the required pass and then deleting e-mails about the situation.
The most lurid of the stories claimed that Furnish's machinations during an 18-month cost-cutting exercise at Rocket were turning his husband into "an eccentric Howard Hughes-like figure".
Even the creation of art, which many artists experience as an exercise in freedom, is turned, by Jaeggy, into a study in obedience.
But the way Halliburton has structured part of Mr. Cheney's option grant would keep him squarely in a conflict: 233,000 of his options -- worth around $3.8 million, if they could be exercised today -- can be turned into shares of Halliburton only in December 2001 and December 2002.
Inside the cockpit, the former instructor said, Mr. Hanjour was unsure of himself, even frightened, particularly during mandatory stalling exercises, in which an engine is turned off so that a pilot can practice righting the plane and restoring power.
The broom closet has been turned into an exercise room and the fat has been trimmed.
What does it feel like to be turned away from exercising your most fundamental right in a democracy?
Under the reorganization, ESL and its affiliates expect to own more than 50% of Kmart's common stock, including options that can be exercised and convertible bonds that can be turned into common stock, the company said in a statement.
