For the third time this season they conceded a goal within the opening minute – "world record," sneered the sporting director, Michael Zorc, and once again the team looked physically well short of their best.
Universities are centres of research excellence one minute, world-class institutions the next, places for teaching only, vocational utilitarian havens that offer grandiose apprenticeship schemes or sites of lifelong learning and everlasting something or other.
But you can do anything, it's a self-contained three minute world.
Fig. 5 A sliver of Brazilian rainforest reveals why we should care about conserving biodiversity and connects it to the minute world of DNA.
No longer do they live in the P.T. Barnum "A sucker is born every minute" world, but rather one that respects a genuine and honest approach to why a company is in existence.
When the name DJ Bone popped up in our inbox, we celebrated in a manner normally associated with last minute World Cup winning goals and getting a whole chicken for 75p in the reduced aisle of a Tesco Metro.
And two solos, Mr. Skybetter's "Personal" and Ellis Woods's "Venus Through the Ages," offered fairly minimal vocabularies that were danced (by Kristen Arnold and Ms. Woods) with compelling interiority, offering us seven-minute worlds of their own.
"You need to create a twelve-minute world for a twelve-minute fashion show, complete with laws and lighting and a soundtrack," she told me.
Ted Cruz is talking about immigration in the "post-9/11 world". Take a walk in the park for the next however-many minutes, world.
To discuss the secrets of the 50-minute world, we set up a conversation among six experts with a variety of professional perspectives.
On Mr. Smith's fourth day with the company, BuzzFeed broke the news that Senator John McCain would endorse his former rival Mitt Romney, a significant scoop in the minute-to-minute world of campaign reporting.
