Except that here the orchestra keeps trying to play a sinewy, discursive line, and the feisty piano keeps intervening, provoking and sometimes discombobulating the orchestra.
Wanting to give equal roles to those two champions of his music, Mr. Carter turned "Interventions" into a feisty musical dialogue, with the bustling orchestra trying to maintain a searching and quizzical lyrical line as the piano, demanding attention, keeps intervening.
We have moved from the Fed committing to low rates for a given time period, to a commitment to low rates until unemployment falls to 6.5%; are we moving the goalposts again?David Zervos, the bond strategist at Jefferies, has been a consistent bull on equities, arguing that the Fed would keep intervening to prop up the economy.
As the McClellan circus shows, unexpected bombshells will keep intervening — detonating not only on the ground in Iraq but also in Washington, where more Bush alumni with reputations to salvage may yet run for cover about what went down in 2002-3.
She'll be balancing three kids on one foot and cooking stuff, and I'll say, "oh, by the way there's these other four people coming," and afterwards if you ask, "so how did you do that?" she'll say "Easy way".' 'I met Dave, Nidaa says, 'and Dave was my destiny.' The two of them have been talking about a café for years, but life and more children kept intervening.
The complication for evolutionary theory, in reality, is we have breeders who keep intervening and producing new species or changing species.
He came up with a dramatic conceit: the orchestra would essentially play a long, sinewy, continuous line of music, but the piano would keep intervening, thus engaging and rattling the orchestra.
"Once you've established the standard and everyone adopts it, then you don't have to keep manually intervening to make everything work together," Appleyard adds.
There's no evidence that Lloyd kept personally intervening in the release or transfer of immigrant children after the injunction, Austin said.
Qin appealed to the self-interest of other powers in order to keep them from intervening in any military action it was taking against one of its neighbours.
The strategy has apparently kept Putin from intervening in Georgian affairs for now, but many experts say that Russia will in return make heavy demands on Saakashvili behind the scenes.
