Guilt will be constant but fleeting, their actions unchanging and their lives unbothered though slightly inconvenienced.
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Following a few years out of the game for the birth of her two daughters, Fleeting returned to action with Celtic in the last two SWPL last seasons but chose not to re-sign for the 2015 season, City head coach Eddie Wolecki Black said: "The signing of Julie adds to the attacking options and, of course, she brings experience which will help us both on and off the park.
With meticulous attention to the large and the small of images, to composition as well as to décor, to landscape and to costume, to fateful action and fleeting gesture, he achieves the sort of unfolding of psychological implications that's achieved in a novel by finely phrased and precisely described perceptions.
This enables the α55 and α33 to capture split-second action or fleeting nuances of expression with portrait subjects.
He's negotiated the value of the immaterial through an installation that captures and distills a brief, fleeting, but deeply meaningful action, such as a door knock.
I think the last time it saw action was a fleeting cameo in Ironside.
To hear oral arguments and the handing down of decisions, citizens and countless school groups line up outside the Supreme Court building, completed in 1935, for a chance to experience the court in action for two fleeting hours.
JPEG bursts can be shot as rapidly as 4.5 frames per second, allowing photographers to capture detailed action sequences or catch fleeting expressions that might otherwise be missed.
This video from a few weeks ago is supposedly the Dream in action and, yes, the fleeting glances of the keyboard and trackball make them look like they could be in the same league as the Sidekick's.
The editing and cinematography seem to imitate memory, in that the snapshots contain actions and visions at once fleeting and everlasting.
