There's no way to scroll the grid a screen at a time, either — only one painful line at a time.
Do they not recognize the alienation, failure and high dropout rates that result when school policies draw a painful line between haves and have-nots?
Augusta National simply did what was easiest and best for it to move forward, to shed a painful line of questioning and entering the 21st century [or 20th century] on its own terms".
The painful line is distributed from occipital or occipitocervical region to the ipsilateral eye (n = 5), forehead (n = 6) or parietal region (n = 1).
Along with sharing that depressing news it also shared this painful line: "Once a woman passes the age of 22, she becomes exponentially less attractive to men".
If one were ever so foolish as to want something to drink besides milk or water, there was always one answer: a running joke with a painful punch line.
Instead, Amazonians are instructed to "disagree and commit" (No. 13) — to rip into colleagues' ideas, with feedback that can be blunt to the point of painful, before lining up behind a decision.
To determine whether hysterosalpingo-foam sonography (HyFoSy) is a less painful first line tubal patency test than serial hysterosalpingography (HSG).
While Bill Gates' new Web TV promises movies-on-demand, they will in fact have to be ordered up a day in advance, and transmitted with painful slowness over cable lines in the small hours of the night.
Children of the 1970's, having inherited a reflexive cynicism toward authority without a cause greater than recycling or a sacrifice more painful than gas lines, learned early on to feel envy, shame and resentment.
