Geographical definitions are always a thorny one – on a subbing shift I remember having a very lengthy close-to-deadline discussion with a writer over what exactly constituted 'the West Country'.
The vérité style (emphasized by the almost square 4 3 aspect ratio) and lengthy close-ups — not to mention Mr. Silver's alarming turn as Cindy and Jim's neurotic prodigal son — may try the patience, but it's the small moments that win you over.
Bob Kiley, his transport supremo, rejected it as unworkable after a lengthy negotiation last year involving close to 100 meetings.
The perception is that a mobile phone should be "free", albeit with a lengthy contract, or as close to free as possible.
His thinking was that he planned to use lengthy close-ups and didn't want the cast to feel any embarrassment.
After the museum's lengthy quest for a place close to home, the neighboring hamlet of Water Mill has turned out to be the perfect spot, she said.
But after a lengthy delay, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange is close to approving Mr. Lai's plan to sell his privately held paper to his publicly traded Internet company, Next Media.
Michael Jackson, Sliding Toward Insolvency, Nears a Deal to Sell Rights to Hits by the Beatles The pop music star Michael Jackson, who has suffered a lengthy slide toward insolvency, is close to a deal in which he would relinquish control of his most prized asset, a stake in a song catalog that includes Beatles' hits, to the Sony Corporation, according to people briefed on his plans.
Although the tested fish often swam from one side of the aquarium to the other, they rarely remained in the same position (i.e., closer to one of the screens) for lengthy periods, and never remained close to a single animation throughout an entire test period.
Implementing the panel's lengthy wish list would require something close to a revolution, however.
Furyk required few lengthy putts, his approach shots being drawn close to the holes seemingly by magnetic pull.
