With various days saved, tensions heightened, the excitement of the Nasty Bits' debut and the launch of the new label Alibi, this felt "event" enough to feel like a satisfying conclusion.
Mr. Romney might welcome this shift from public to private costs, because it would heighten incentives to save, rewarding individuals who shop around for the best private health insurance, private schools and private retirement plans.
The call that we give today, which Americans have certainly heard before, is based on our knowledge and our conviction that heightened awareness and readiness deters terrorism and saves lives.
Last year, in my prescription for saving media, I wrote with pardonably heightened feeling: "Things change or die, including once-cherished organizations.
The lovers here are more like deathwatch beetles tap-tap-tapping into the plaster of each other's lives, tragi-comically inept at speech that might heighten the tone or save their day.
Although this person may appear perfectly healthy, he is at significantly increased risk to carry mutations associated with familial colorectal cancer, and accurate genetic testing could enable heightened surveillance (e.g., frequent colonoscopies) that might ultimately save his life.
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The sense that a United goal was coming was heightened when Rooney forced a brilliant reflex save from Stekelenburg, who was in superb form.
The audio for the film is heightened so that fierce checks into boards sound like tiny earthquakes, and saves echo off goalie's pads.
("I do do a lot of talking, because it saves me listening"). Loss of hearing, he thinks, may have heightened his already-sharp visual awareness and the delight he receives through the eyes.
The suburbs were all almost completely empty, save the occasional passing car, which the photographer says heightened the tension while photographing cheery lights.
