This attenuated 'nontime' seemed to stretch back to the beginning and extend into the future.
But the Government's confident monopoly of the present does not extend into the future.
"The current situation with many new asylum seekers each day means the period of residence in an evacuation site may be extended into the future," said the Migration Board.
In 1950, they were 40.5 hours and observers forecast this downward trend in the length of the working week for the typical worker would extend into the future.
Those of you who have children and grandchildren can envision your family extending into the future, while our immediate family stands behind, not in front of us.
But many see the spirit of this summer, extended into the future, as a big part of the solution to whatever morale problems may exist in the orchestra.
Think of it as a long train of S curves, extending into the future, preventing complacency and stagnation — because inspiration is a job that never ends.
Additionally, they faced the prospect that whatever choice they made, the result would still be a lousy syrup crop, and perhaps more ominously for this $600,000 a year business, that these conditions could extend into the future.
"It's about the excesses of capitalism - corporate greed - extended into the future and how two sisters deal with its global effects," says Aziz. "It's a concern that has become prevalent - and, dare I say, fashionable - post 9/11, but I began writing the story more or less 20 years ago.
I wish for the French what they wish for themselves: to carry their matchless civilization on in ways that allows its wit and intelligence to be extended into the future, with its occasional and self-defeating absurdities held for a while in check.
