She began with a mostly familiar Schubert group, her tone taking a while to come into focus but her artistry clear from the outset, keenly exploring her distinctive tonal palette for the exact quality needed for each phrase or line.
Foley stresses this need for speed: "A phrase I end up using a lot in rehearsal is, 'I need to see you acting, I don't need to see you thinking.' People are confronted with a situation and they react – 'Oh my God, there's a policeman coming through the door.' Technically, farce is about taking away all the thinking time, not only from the characters but also from the audience.
One of the biggest problems for the mainstream adoption of crypto is the need for memorizing seed phrases, the inability to get your cryptocurrency back if something goes wrong, the list goes on.
Under the way that languages are taught in the vast majority of secondaries today, bits of verbs are introduced piecemeal as and when they are needed for travel phrases.
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He was discursive but never wasteful, creating a need for more and leaving phrases meaningfully unfinished; his solo on Monk's "Trinkle Tinkle" made you not want to breathe until it was done.
English was established as the international language of air traffic control, but even within this context, there was a need for precise use of phrases and strings of words.
But it also means that the Chinese economy is suddenly faced with the need for drastic "rebalancing" — the jargon phrase of the moment.
This need for self-actualization -- a phrase you may recall from Psych 101, sitting atop Abraham Maslow's famous pyramid of human needs -- is what most consumes the inheritors I spoke with.
In your report about the Australian drought and resulting rice production collapse (front page, April 17), one phrase, "the need for affordable food versus the need for renewable energy," caught my eye.
