"They need to be escorted off our land".
But they probably still need to be escorted to that point.For the past seven years, America has laboured at the brokering job, with Bill Clinton showing more valiant commitment to the fine-toothcomb details of Israeli-Palestinian wrangling than could be expected from the president of the world's only superpower.
He was so overcome with emotion that he needed to be escorted out.
Although the ships still need to be escorted by ice-breakers, it is a tantalising opportunity for Russia which wants to sell more oil and gas to energy-hungry countries like China.
But Lyng's fisted point in injury-time secured Gaels victory and referee O'Reilly needed to be escorted off the field after the final whistle as Kingscourt tempers flared.
Adebayor was irate and needed to be escorted off the field by Arsenal officials.
Leblanc says the police have only been called to the property a handful of times because of the people staying on the farm, but that they've also been called on unruly neighbours who need to be escorted off the property.
Before the production began, words on a screen informed us that if we wanted to leave the room after the lights were switched off, we needed to shout "Help" to be escorted out.
"We have more than 40 patients with special needs, and there are two to four specialists who can accommodate for those needs," said Shum. "They have to be escorted to the clinic, but we can't spare the manpower so we have to arrange for private caretakers, which are paid for by the patients".
The mere appearance of the Grim Reaper, whichever form it might take, is evidence that there is something on the other side: we wouldn't need an escort if there were nowhere to be escorted to.
