Or the electric wheelchair after strokes had paralyzed all but the finger that operated the joy stick.
As a poet Mr. Sanders operates on joy, velocity, humor and catharsis, forcibly mushing bodies of knowledge together; he describes his literary persona in the '60s as an "anarcho-Egypto-Bacchic".
Every one of these three-minute time capsules is operated with joy and ease, Bridges's nimble way with a vocal melody matched by his band's light touch, a little lag on the beat here, a surprise organ melody there.
Some of those who played under him thought that his sides were unhappy ones which operated without joy and solely concentrated on winning.
Isolated vessel segments were mounted on a custom-built superfusion chamber and held with two blunt glass needles operated by joy-stick micromanipulators (MN-151, Narashige, Japan).
As for the avant garde and the peculiar joy of operating in the cultural resistance, the struggles might have been won too comprehensively.
With astonishing compassion and candour, one of the country's leading neurosurgeons reveals the fierce joy of operating, the profoundly moving triumphs, the harrowing disasters, the haunting regrets and the moments of black humour that characterise a brain surgeon's life.
To operate in someone, joy requires the absence of envy, jealousy and self-hatred.
His ability to fire flat, accurate passes off both hands was a joy for colleagues operating in the wider channels, and allowed Jonny himself to play close to opposition defences when he chose to do so or when the team's strategy demanded it.
Filles de joies operated legally under Napoleon, and brothels were inspected for health standards.
