On Tuesday, a sideways jump that is usually a mere transition became colossal.
But you can be sure, churches are going through more than a mere "transition".
The most interesting moments of Mr. Tynek's dances, often found in mere transitions, are when he breaks away from symmetry, conventional musicality and politely orthodox male-female couplings.
The city long ago made the transition from mere capital to global hub.
(When Hamlet gives his advice to the traveling players about not sawing the air with their hands or tearing passions to tatters, you want to say, "Actor, direct thyself!") His transition from mere sullenness to feigned madness is signaled by a change in coiffure, from plastered-down nerd hair to unruly locks.
The question is whether these erotic events will sustain themselves for a long time whether they can make the transition from mere parties to communities a la One Leg Up.
These neighborhood groups have found an ally in Colau, an activist who led protests over mass evictions after the collapse of Spain's real-estate market.Bloomberg offers the cautionary tale of Venice, which has long since made the transition from living-and-working town to mere visitor attraction.
But mere archaeological analysis could say nothing about the causes of the transition from one way of thinking to another and so had to ignore perhaps the most forceful case for the contingency of entrenched contemporary positions.
Our transition from frequent and ardent lovers to a couple living in mere physical parallel had begun with Nightsea Crossing, a piece in which we would sit across a table from each other, in chairs neither too comfortable nor too uncomfortable, and look into each other's eyes without moving at all for eight hours.
Pinterest, which just secured $27 million in funding at a $200 million valuation, has made the transition from strange mainstream obsession to white hot tech brand in mere months, and Google has pursued some of the hottest with mixed results.
