"We were in the confluence of events, in the souls of our community," said James C. Nicola, artistic director of New York Theater Workshop, which produced "Far Away" and, before that, Tony Kushner's "Homebody/Kabul".
The first half of Sun's history, its upward arc, began in a confluence of events in the mid-1980s.
Their desire has its roots in a confluence of failures (the defeat in 1940 and the loss of their colonial empire) and the rejection, by other European nations, of building a Europe à la française — France on a bigger scale.
Implantable force transducers (IFT) were inserted in the confluence of the medial and lateral heads of the left gastrocnemius tendon in 11 rabbits.
The answer lies in the confluence of nearly every major social and economic trend of the past 30 years.
And in a confluence of events, the explosive film, "Boiler Room," was released nationwide, on the very day the familiar "Glengarry" resurfaced in New Jersey.
While one can only theorize on the hidden message in a confluence of racing games, the message of Sega's Super Monkey Ball is crystal clear: eat Dole bananas.
In a confluence of concerns over national border security, safety of the nation's stock of bridges and an economic crisis in Michigan, the unusual arrangement here has prompted a simple question: Who should own a bridge?
One more story in the confluence of searches for the missing, she was young and self-effacing, recently arrived from Morocco, looking, she said, for an older sister who worked high in the World Trade Center.
Advertisers — at least those that can still afford to spend — have also found some benefits in the confluence of a cyclical economic downturn with a structural shift toward free advertising on the Internet.
