What was the point of getting caught breaking into a house when they could make love at his parents' on the weekend?
The exhibition covers a particularly interesting period for Turkish painting, Mr. Edgu said by telephone, in that it shows how Turkish artists, from a Western point of view, "caught up" to what was being painted by the Europeans.
The hum and thrum of the peloton swooping through the Yorkshire Dales and the Cambridgeshire/Essex countryside in early July is likely to be drowned out by the clamour of cycling fans trying to find a viewing point to catch a glimpse of their heroes.
The introduction of domain decomposition techniques in this paper is for numerical and parallel efficiency purposes when one requires a large number of grid points to catch complex structures.
Mr. Brooks often improvises his answers to Mr. Reiner's questions, and Mr. Reiner makes a point of trying to catch his friend off-guard.
It is understood that Ms O'Callaghan got into the Avensis a week ago, and police said that the "point of abduction" was caught on camera.
As well as meeting in the ordinary course of business, we make a point of having a catch-up session once a month over breakfast, lunch or dinner, when we can discuss the general strategic direction of the organisation and exchange soft information.
From our point of view, the "catch-up modernism" that could refer here to presentism is thus not an implosion of the profession, but a momentous turning point - befitting a discipline that tends toward sudden leaps in conceptional consolidation.
We've got a lot of games left to play and points to catch up.
And Tashlin conjures not only Hitchcock's narrative universe but also his visual one, as in the extraordinary point-of-view shots when Jerome catches sight of Susan Susan Oliverr), the bombshell of his dreams, and the exotic colors (and, for that matter, phrases of Bernard-Herrmann-like music) that accompanies them.
