In an unair-conditioned, crowded, smelly 18-wheeler with no water, you can imagine how unbearable it would be".
"HOW unbearable to die in the sky," wrote Tadao Hayashi, a student pilot, in his diary on July 27th 1945, the night before his plane was shot down.
It would seem we are made of different clay than they are my how unbearable these women can be.... Just a maid.
"Everybody who uses the station, even occasionally, knows how unbearable Penn Station is," said Robert D. Yaro, president of the Regional Plan Association, a private group.
How unbearable to live with the backward march that began in the early 1980s, was halted during the Labour years, and now reverses faster than ever.
We also know how unbearable it's going to be for him to separate from his friends -- they are such a close, warm group of kids.
Unfortunately, the book, by Martin Casella and Larry Dean Harris, insists on repeatedly telling us how unbearable things were for gays and lesbians rather than moving or horrifying us with live evidence.
The book, by Martin Casella and Larry Dean Harris, insists on repeatedly telling us how unbearable things were for gays and lesbians rather than moving or horrifying us with live evidence.
Australian breakfast show Sunrise uploaded a picture on their Twitter account to give their viewers a visual sense of just how unbearable the weather was - by frying an egg on the surface of the court.
Some of the production's stiffness comes from the book, by Martin Casella and Larry Dean Harris, which insists on repeatedly telling us how unbearable things were for gay and lesbian people, rather than moving or horrifying us with live evidence.
"I remember one winter going outside on my crutches in the snow with a bare foot – that's how unbearable it would have been to let anything touch my skin".
