Former IMF Chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn was granted bail Thursday, but before he can taste the crisp clean air of potentially fleeting freedom, his lawyers and family must find a place for him to stay.
The justices agreed to give the Federal Communications Commission a chance to defend its decision to start punishing broadcasters for the isolated and fleeting on-air use of expletives, an abrupt change in the commission policy that a federal appeals court last year found procedurally improper.
Stations are rightly worried these days that airing "fleeting expletives" can cost them hundreds of thousands of dollars a pop.
As the school board sought to use the young women to instill fear (disguised as morality) into its students, so Ms. Mason uses them as a device to air a fleeting grievance against the independent counsel's investigation of President Clinton.
(In fact, Mr. Arouch, who was an inmate of Birkenau, met his wife, who survived Auschwitz, the day they were liberated by the Red Army). Their love, however, is hardly a story, and in the film they meet but for one fleeting moment, during an air raid scene that enables Mr. Young to make a statement about the brutalizing effect of camp life.
Your body lay frozen in fear as you attempted to gulp pieces of air and fleeting energy back into your chest.
"Japan may still the No. 2 economy, but it is completely forgotten," said Mr. Sciutto, who has not been able to get on the air in his fleeting trips here.
Each one of them knew the fresh air of freedom, however fleeting and momentary, is priceless.
There were occasional articles that brought new attention to Berman's slaying — but it was always fleeting until the HBO documentary aired.
For every fleeting second of whizzing through the air upside down, there were hours of assembling kit, checking wind direction and waiting for your turn.
He has aired his partial or fleeting thoughts, toying with the idea of making Rudolph W. Giuliani his secretary of state before appearing to lose interest.
