Under the early light we saw our foes moving recklessly about on top of their trenches.
For stretches, "Greek," with its music-world allusions and celebrity cameos, moves recklessly fast.
Moving recklessly can cost a lot of time and money later.
Five years later, in the run-up to the invasion of Iraq, ElBaradei earned the antipathy of the Bush Administration, and the admiration of those who believed that it was moving recklessly toward war, by challenging claims that Saddam Hussein was developing nuclear arms and by urging continued inspections.
He lays out some facts which are definitely germane, now that Republicans are trying to move so recklessly fast.
The death brought investigations of all gene therapy studies and widespread cries that the field was moving ahead recklessly, with no success in sight.
But coins sprout only while Mario moves, and he will lose the box if he recklessly moves into the path of an enemy.
The irony of this state of affairs is that past progress may become an obstacle to moving forward — and, indeed, may become the basis for us heedlessly, recklessly moving backward.
However, committee action, scheduled this week, was abruptly postponed when Eric Cantor, the Republican majority leader, said unnamed members considered the measure "flawed and being recklessly moved solely in response to media pressure," according to Mr. Cantor's spokesman.
Amid her marriages and numerous affairs, the judge wrote, C had "spent the money of her husbands and lovers recklessly before moving on when things got difficult or the money ran out".
