All that shifting and trimming of the sails makes for intense bursts of work.
A war of words between Karen Gravano and Drita D'Avanzo that escalated into fisticuffs and ended up derailing a party thrown by Renee Graziano, it made for intense, uncomfortable viewing, with ferocious howls, pulled hair, drawn blood and "Deadliest Catch -level emergenCatch -level camerawork.
And even without "The Garden of Earthly Delights" from the Prado -- too fragile to make the trip -- the artist's sardonically nightmarish vision should make for an intense experience (through Nov. 11).
"It's going to make for really intense racing but I don't think it will change the nature of the race.
Burke realised the amount would make for an intense level of scrutiny, both from police and other criminal elements, so he simply resolved to eliminate those who could implicate him in the crime.
But it will also make for a more intense fight with the Democrats aggressively courting Catholics and evangelicals and the Republicans relentlessly trying to tie Mr Obama to Mr Wright.
The constant turnover, steep learning curve, and pressure to produce make for a "very intense, very specialised environment," maintains Geoff Barton, who leads a research group at the EBI.
Obstacles make for the most intense thrill but certain obstacles are very difficult.
And sometimes difficulty in ones life early on can make room for intense creativity for a young person -- and almost all of my gay friends are creative and intelligent and of course, funny.
It's in the past!" demeanor – have made for an intense relationship.
In this slim novella, the story is stripped down to its emotional core, making for an intense reading experience.
