Writers, as Cagney recalled, were "doing the best they could under perpetual rush-rush conditions... to crank out their stuff by the yard".
But, in other ways, we are constantly reminded of its perpetual, rushing movement — the skaters and the lugers and even the curlers are all getting older by the day.
But, in other ways, we are constantly reminded of its perpetual, rushing movement the skaters and the lugers and even the curlers are all getting older by the day.
In the midst of our incessant rush to judgment and perpetual condemnation and cynicism, I think we need to hear a leader, our leader, say, "We are made for this moment".
They were also, I understand, a consequence of a perpetual adrenaline rush, mainly caused by constant fear.
They keep two service crews on perpetual standby, ready to rush to the scene and change a tire, replace a fan belt or tow a car, all at no charge to the driver.
Athletics - as trivial as it may sound, playing competitive sports and serving as team captain was highly formative for me in terms of confidence-building, and developing a perpetual craving for the rush of a big win, but also an ability to deal with losses and failures in a productive and constructive way.
We rush to wait in the perpetual line at the ticket window for the playoffs, the series, the championship or the closed-circuit version of same.
He played not one but two touchstone pieces young pianists take on to demonstrate their virtuosity: Prokofiev's Piano Sonata No. 7 in B-flat, with its perpetual-motion finale that ends in a headlong rush of arm-blurring chords; and Liszt's titanic Piano Sonata in B minor.
