Murphy, another prepster gone rogue, is all of these things, too, and one spends much of the book wondering what drives him.
Ian, the hero of "The Weir," if there is one, spends much of the story mourning his missing son.
Ronald Searle, the cartoonist, who died last month, at ninety-one, spent much of the Second World War as a prisoner of the Japanese in the Kwai jungle.
The difference is that, with the exception of looking at the disassembly output, no one really spends much time probing around binary code.
No one really spends much time considering labia, there's not that much to consider.
(It was given the nickname "Sleepers" during its first and brief run on Broadway in 1974 in reference to its narcotic effect.) Where's the excitement in a play about a bumbling, self-centered philosopher, one George Moore Mr. Russell Bealee), who spends much of his time dictating a lecture on whether or not God exists?
The game shows little regard for the rules of professional wrestling; one spends as much time punching as grappling, and you pin an opponent by knocking him down and then arrogantly standing on his chest until the count of three.
So one spends as much as one can and invites as many people as possible, because, after all, 'They're my community.' " Extensive family and social networks can lead to Orthodox weddings that draw as many as 1,000 people, Professor Waxman added.
No one spends that much time in the lab throughout their training, no matter what they might tell you.
One, Sarah, spent "much of her time... in psychiatric care," and the other, Lucy, immolated herself five years after Russell's death.
Woods, whose previous three wins this year were each by one shot, spent much of Sunday with a two-shot cushion before he took a three-stroke lead with a birdie at No. 16.
