Don't bother to wonder why they are arguing about a gift at that point; the timeline of the play is askew.
"I took as many notes as i could and tried to sketch the key points and timeline of the journey, then for the next few weeks i was really in the den 24/7 in the studio, just writing and trying to immerse myself in the emotions while they were still raw.
Stop the video, drag back to that point in the timeline (which isn't so much a timeline, really, but an iMovie-esque thumbnail summary) until the cursor is on top of the effect highlight, and tap a button to remove it.
Between rodeos and trail rides, we ate and we drank, with each meal feeling like a point on a timeline of Upcountry history.
Proponents argue that the city will get what it had always planned at Willets Point, but the timeline and sequencing will be different.
This is where we are.' " Mr. Sarkozy then tried to call Dmitri A. Medvedev, the Russian president, to amend the point with a timeline.
He writes: "President Assad must commit to stepping down at some point along the timeline, as a pre-condition for the conference of all the parties to take place.
The BBC, of course, will reveal nothing, and while there are plenty of ways to bring River back, at whatever point in her timeline, the poetry of it would suggest that scene could well have been her swansong.
And Bill Kristol has only run Dan Quayle's office, anointed Sarah Palin and been wrong about every single step of the Middle East at every point of the timeline like a Shrödinger's Cat exercise in being a moron.
Investigators of North America's biggest blackout say all signs from a nearly completed timeline point to human errors in the early stages in Ohio on Aug. 14 as the cause of the cascade into darkness.
