As a witness to its birth, I would not say the thrill of South Africa's democracy is altogether gone.
So glacial archeologists are in a hurry, racing to find whatever the ice disgorges before the ice is altogether gone.
Away from Manhattan and back to the other boroughs where Honeymooners like them belong, where they see a culture that ought to be captured in a movie before it is altogether gone.
After a few moments, it's altogether gone and I am left alone in the ship's spine.
But his infamous irascibility and name-calling from his campaign days is not altogether gone: on one recent NY1 show, Mr. D'Amato seemed ready to reach over and throttle Mr. Green when Mr. Green, the former New York City public advocate, said something that provoked him.
The note of disaster was not altogether gone.
The dear old dinosaur days of walking and talking are not altogether gone, but DNA, cell-phone and computer data banks, social media — the Gambinos didn't post on MySpace, but the Latin Kings often do — and, especially, the proliferation of surveillance cameras have provided unimaginable investigative opportunities that require commensurate amounts of labor.
However, the response of the weekend papers, spearheaded by Kenneth Tynan of the Observer and Harold Hobson of the Times, was altogether different: "Go and see Waiting for Godot," wrote Hobson.
But the hint of lethality, if not altogether gone, is likely to be attenuated.
There's altogether too much going on in Kandinsky's paintings, too many shapes, too many colours leaking into one another, too much activity in a painted space already filled to the brim with auras, clouds of ethereal matter, sounds and vibrations, so much occult and theosophical stuff.
Some buildings in the photographs were intact, others were boarded up, and others were gone altogether, replaced by new housing or vacant lots.
