And the chorus's final summation deepens the note of despair: "Count no man happy," they say in essence, "until he is dead".
This Company Bahadur state continued through the governorship of Warren Hastings and in essence until the early 19th century, although Lord Cornwallis (governor-general, 1786 93 and 1805) substituted largely British for Indian personnel.
In essence until the banks' balance sheets are fixed we are all doomed to a non recovery and hence a Depression.
Our State Department will make appropriate noises, but the U.S. will, in essence, do nothing until after the November elections.
In essence, the topic was deferred until leaders of the Group of 20 economic powers, including President Obama, gather in Seoul, South Korea, in November.
(In essence, he refused to leave until JFK was officially declared dead).
Until you, in essence, become a spy for the American people, for the old democratic system in which government was the people's property and those we elect were supposed to let us know what they were doing in our name, you aren't just masquerading as one of them, you are.
In essence, it has proven difficult until recently to induce cancer in animals using inorganic arsenic as a single agent (Waalkes et al. 2007).
"If we wait until 2017, which in essence is what they're saying, I think we're taking a huge risk".
Perkins continued, "The proposal says, in essence, that homosexuality is morally acceptable until a boy turns 18 — then, when he comes of age, he's removed from the Scouts".
By acting through appointees' reinterpretation and guidance authority, the Trump administration could fine-tune Dodd-Frank until it is, in essence, no longer Dodd-Frank.
