It is hard to imagine Mr Kerry saying that he isn't sure whether Osama bin Laden is guilty or screaming like a banshee in front of a crowd of college kids.So how will the Republican high command deal with this extraordinary shake-up?
Shell's conversion is real, he says, and was begun in 1995 when two extraordinary events shook the company.
PARIS — The extraordinary charges shook the French business establishment: Renault, the automaker, said in January that three of its employees had been caught trying to sell its electric car secrets overseas.
Ade may be an impressive guitarist, but he worked as a member of the band, allowing himself only a few lengthy solos, as when he provided backing for his dancers' extraordinary posterior-shaking.
THE INTERPUBLIC GROUP of Companies in New York is scrambling to put the best face on the extraordinary executive shake-up orchestrated by its board last week, but doubts are multiplying about whether the restructured management team can pull off a turnaround at the agency company.
The world of Jennifer Capriati has frequently tumbled about her, both on and off court, yet she has always remained an extraordinary battler, shaking her fist in the face of adversity and attempting to shut her ears to those voices inside her head which whisper regularly of doubt and distraction.
We cannot excise this extraordinary history or shake off its essential nature.
It was an extraordinary development that shook the hacking community and made front page news internationally.
The uprisen young of London, participants in extraordinary riots that shook the country last summer, do the math.
Much better are Octave One, who open up the seam between midwestern house and techno in a propulsive, hypertrophied show, underlined by the extraordinary Lawrence Burden, who nearly shakes his head off his shoulders to the beat.
He has been accused of overwriting, but Featherstone argues otherwise: "He creates these extraordinary images you can't shake off".
