It is, above all, the story of Napoleon's ambition, his love of war, and the grim shifts his enemies endured to defeat him.
And at historic St . Pauls Chapel in Lower Manhattan, a block from ground zero, parishioners at sunrise services were joined by police officers, firefighters and other workers in dusty boots who had found sanctuary there during the long, grim shifts at the disaster site.
His tread is weary and he is holding a lamp, as if clocking on for some grim night shift.
Greg turns to Kent for comfort; they work the night shift loading boxes at a factory, eating lunch at 3 a.m. in the grim break room.
After 12 hours of grim work, the shift changed, and many stretched out on khaki-colored mattresses in an adjacent construction site, beside their dogs.
Sebastian's submission to addiction is where the television version begins to find its bones, tracking with a grim precision the shift from youthful incaution to the uglier and abiding practice of drinking without contingency.
The conditions at Foxconn are indeed grim: 12-hour shifts doing boring, repetitive work; dorms that pack seven workers into each room; commands issued by a disembodied fembot.
Things get really grim, though, when a seismic shift occurs in the actual sport of skating.
There were revolutions in four of the warring countries in 1918, and the attention of the new governments was shifted away from the grim problem of war losses.
For those that get caught, the consequences can be catastrophic.In this section A tide turns Shifting up a gear Grim reapings ReprintsThe biggest headache is mobile phones.
