The gloves were humongous and, therefore, inescapable — athletes spend much of the parade waving to the crowd.
Fun., the Brooklyn pop-rock trio, won best new artist and song of the year for "We Are Young," their inescapable hit that spent six weeks atop the Hot 100 and sold more than six million copies.
And since the twin towers have always loomed so large, suggesting how inescapable the world of getting and spending is, they provided a particular frisson.
The media doesn't seem to understand the basics about budgets – and the inescapable relationship between aggregate revenues, aggregate spending and total deficits.
Today, with the world still reeling in the bankrupt aftermath of a worldwide spending binge, the plot is weighted with inescapable irony.
Superficial agonism isn't just a flaw among those who legislate; in fact, the inescapable conclusion of this book is that if journalists spent more time thinking like engineers, so might our politicians.
In both assays, learned helplessness is determined by measuring the time spent in immobility in response to an inescapable stressful situation.
The decrease in the time spent in the open arms induced by the inescapable footshock was totally prevented by losartan (4 pmol) administration in CeA.
Very simply, this is the inescapable need to close one's Facebook account, stop the Tweets and spend a few days without any of these tools.
Spend a few days around the men's tour and one inescapable question comes to mind: Just who are these people?
Here the R&B singer, who spent much of 2013 riding high on the success of the inescapable "Blurred Lines," lays out his regret over his recent separation from his wife, Paula Patton, for whom he reportedly titled his upcoming album.
