"The key fire passage in the burning Bush speech" came from Dostoevsky's The Devils: "We have lit a fire as well; a fire in the minds of men".
But the key fire passage in the Burning Bush speech - "We have lit a fire as well; a fire in the minds of men" - actually has its origins in a novel by the 19th century Russian novelist Fyodor Dostoevsky, The Devils, about a group of terrorists' ineffectual struggle to bring down the tyrannical Tsarist regime.
During rapid-fire passages he would lean in close, almost scowling at his fingers.
PRINCETON, N.J. — Like a coach teaching a gymnast how to land gracefully, the pianist Edna Golandsky leaned over the piano during a recent seminar at Princeton University to adjust hand positions and to tweak fingerings, enabling her students to navigate an obstacle course of trills, broken octaves, awkward leaps and rapid-fire passages safely.
This casts an interesting light on last month's quick-fire passage of constitutional amendments by parliament.
The Hoffman kiln is a house-like structure consisting of a main firing passage in which the fire travels through chambers full of green bricks—it is essentially a BTK with a permanent roof.
During the fire, the passages were additionally blocked by refugees camping in them amongst their rescued belongings, or escaping outwards, away from the centre of destruction, as demolition teams and fire engine crews struggled in vain to move in towards it.
Christian Ditter's comedy is strongest in these rapid-fire introductory passages that feature Wilson at her raunchy, unbridled best.
There is nothing, in fact, but "bourbon and water to ease the fire of our passage".
Writing about the hurricane in our pages later that year, John T. Winterich gave this summary of it destructive passage: Fire Island received the full force of the gale first.
