Even in this germinal state, the script showed Lonergan's ability to reveal character through speech: "I've actually got to confess to you, Sammy . . . that the reason you may not have heard from me for a little while is that I've been kind of unable to write . . . on account of the fact that I was in jail for a little while," Terry says.
"These smaller operators are kind of unable to keep up just because they don't have the resources to be able to keep up," Masterson said.
Rolls-Royce said the company has repeatedly made clear it will not tolerate business misconduct of any kind, but was unable to comment on its cooperation with investigating authorities.
In any case, we should probably stop portraying a career politician as some kind of ingenue unable to understand the procedures of a building he's worked in for 32 years.
With the election four years away — a political eon — she will have to tend and protect her popularity, and she may find herself in a cushy kind of limbo, unable to make many decisions about her life until she makes the big one about another White House try.
Though the bill may present a significant challenge to the tech industry, recent history has shown that immigration reform of any kind has been unable to gain serious traction in the halls of Congress.
I'm no math wiz, but that means if you work in an organization with 10,000 employees there is a good chance you're kind of useless, unable to justify your salary and could be fired.
We thought we knew the head at our table but, respecting the dictate of 'no touching, feeding, or communication (other than the non-verbal kind) we were unable to say, "Don't I know you?" Event producer Carleen Cappelletti, of Bounce, worked hand in hand with Ms. Abramovic on the evening.
Several kinds of bacteria unable to make the substance require minute amounts for growth.
Several performers seemed to be locked into some kind of twofer deal, unable to simply play once and leave with their dignity intact.
