The wave start being used Sunday in the New York City Marathon is intended to ease crowding at particularly jammed points, like near the Brooklyn Academy of Music (Mile 8) and the Willis Avenue Bridge (Mile 20), said Wittenberg, the race director.
"And our inbox is jammed with point of sale inquiries from merchants along with some of the kindest, heartfelt letters of encouragement and thanks".
"When a bat is just about to capture a moth we know they are susceptible to jamming at that point.
Eno used an eraseable whiteboard to give instructions and cues to the band while they jammed; he pointed at chords and various commands, such as "hold", "stop", "change", and "change back", to direct their performances.
But a community of performers drawn together to make art, and the way it consumes their days and nights, is a tough subject for a movie if the filmmaker isn't interested in jamming home big points.
His gun appeared to jam at that point, Ms. Yardeni said.
The semiautomatic AR-15 rifle that the authorities said Mr. Roberts carried — stolen on Tuesday from someone Mr. Roberts knew — apparently jammed at one point, said Sheriff Craig Roberts.
One hostage who escaped the siege described how he saw another hostage killed when he grabbed Coulibaly's gun, only for it to jam at which point Coulibaly used another weapon to shoot him.
I wrote about 40 Maltby Street for a, ahem, previous employer, voicing a degree of reluctance to share its joys because, during Maltby Street market's trading hours, the place is jammed to the point of discomfort.
But it's never jammed to the point of paper destruction and the NeatDesk has become my de facto spot for holding all of the papers I hold dear.
