"I think the Scotland fans are facing desperation," Husband told BBC Scotland.
There she was in the summer heat, newly pregnant, wearing a body-hugging latex dress, facing desperation for her attention at every turn.
This face of desperation is the face of the 19th century avant garde, risking and even courting sickness with drink and drugs.
/ A newly coined portmanteau of "shop" [archaic] and "optimistic," meaning to keep retail positivism in the face of desperation, e.g.,'For Christmas I got nada, but I'm shoptimistic about birthday Prada.'You gotta have faith.
That is the face of desperation, just like last year's dot-com start-up parties, each seemingly louder and costlier than the last, the ostentatious face of baseless optimism.
"After Katrina, we all made a great shift, born in the face of desperation.
The question isn't whether there's any gaming going on; in any market as large as the ACA's, with as many facets, there are surely some people who face the desperation of big medical bills, have figured out how to take advantage and found the opportunity to do so.
He told The Independent: "The death of Masud is a tragic demonstration of what happens when the British and French governments ignore the thousands of refugees facing interminable desperation in Calais and Dunkirk.
One of the great pleasures of "Cross Country" comes in watching Sullivan go through the various stages of the road trip, from irrational exuberance on Day 1 to face-slapping desperation in the late hours of Day 5. He's a sweet, old-fashioned father and husband.
When the border reopened, so too did the steady flow of escaping Venezuelans, wearing faces of desperation as they crossed the International Simon Bolivar bridge into Colombia.
A small, balding man jiggled the handle helplessly, a look of desperation on his face.
