The centerpiece of the story, which was written by Mark Boal and is grounded in historical events, unfolds at a motel, where shots are heard; the cops, with a racist bully (Will Poulter) in their midst, line up a bunch of suspects, including a marine (Anthony Mackie) who's just back from Vietnam, and interrogate them.
Like Holden, Mr. Salinger was the manager of the school fencing team, and he also became the literary editor of the school yearbook, Crossed Sabres, and wrote a wrote a poem that was either a heartfelt pastiche of 19th-century sentiment or else a masterpiece of irony: Hide not thy tears on this last day Your sorrow has no shame; To march no more midst lines of gray; No longer play the game.
With a half a minute left in the first, in the midst of a line change, Elias and Bobby Holik broke in on Belfour on a two-on-one.
In the midst of a line change, Gomez skated up ice, left a pass behind him for defenseman Michal Rozsival, then tipped Rozsival's shot into the net.
With the Rangers in the midst of a line change, Hlavac banged home his own rebound from the bottom of the right circle at 3 57 of the third to give the Rangers a 4-3 lead.
In Gesualdo's music, it's disconcerting enough to hear a G-sharp-major chord after an E-minor one — as happens in "Mercè grido," in the midst of the line "Would that I might tell you ere I die, 'I die!' " In Ekmeles's rendition, the moment was made all the more unearthly because the pitches kept shifting underfoot.
So it was natural that the interfaith group's members saw a metaphor in their midst — a story line about diversity, tolerance and the changing nature of religious experiences that went counter to much of the imagery of discord and division in the news.
It's currently in the midst of renegotiating lines of credit with its bank lenders, and a $125 million bond issue it raised in 2010 begins maturing next year.
Poor and hungry Newark residents who were the guests of honor at a Christmas Eve party at St . Johns Roman Catholic Church didn's seem to notice a fallen politician in theiRoman Catholic Church up for a hot meal.
Yup, those dancing feet are back on "42nd Street," along with Peggy Sawyer from Allentown, Julian Marsh from Broadway and Dorothy Brock from Divaland, all trying to put on a happy-go-lucky show in the midst of bread lines, unemployment and crashed stocks.
Chief Galati, whose job it is to stalk the terrorists who may live in our midst, continued along this line.
