This most eccentric of soaps pulled out all the stops for its anniversary, with several OTT storylines grappling it out for our attention.
My arms reach out, grappling, feeling, digging.
A year later, man is wiped out, grappling with debt and deep depression, and now he sees an idiot every time he shaves.
The council has been grappling to work out what to do with its waste for a decade.
Credit for her achievement goes as well to director Julie Taymor, whom you wouldn't expect -- given her inclination to grapple with out-sized spectacle--to ally herself with a solo show.
The communities that were singled out are grappling with the sense of being betrayed by some of their own people, who used their victims' financial naïveté, distrust of government and common cultural ties to earn their trust.
As a professor, Longfellow was well liked, though he disliked being "constantly a playmate for boys" rather than "stretching out and grappling with men's minds".
Between then and now, a sadly earnest wave of blog posts, tweets, articles, columns, and think pieces (if there's any difference now between any of those things) have come out, all grappling with the urgency and difficulty of a "Republican reboot," or a "new GOP," or whatever.
But that waking is a gradual process and just as politicians, policymakers and others are still grappling with the fall-out from those events, and the ensuing war on terror, so novelists will continue to dissect the wreckage.
