And you were nibbling your nails about terrorism in the skies, or anthrax in the mails, or the prospect of post-prosperity.
It's the time of year when we normally perk up, enjoying the prospect of post-work beers in the sun and lazy weekends with the barbecue.
In 2010, nobody talked much about the prospect of post-election deals or coalitions, in public at least.
Last week May became the first international leader to meet the newly inaugurated President Trump, with the stated aim of getting the prospect of post-Brexit trade talks on his radar, and renewing the terms of the so-called "Special Relationship" — the phrase that's traditionally used to distinguish diplomatic relations between the U.S. and the U.K.
Nevertheless, all but one have improving operating income (earnings before interest, taxes and depreciation, excluding one-time items), and thus the prospect of posting real earnings some day.
This was intended not only to comfort the troops, but also to advertise the prospect of post-war emigration to Rhodesia.
This article first appeared on homairakabir.com I've just finished a session with a client who came in terrified by the prospect of post-election life.
On the other hand, the prospect of post-graduation unemployment wouldn't be so hard to face if college costs were affordable in the first place.
In The Defeat of Solidarity, which is based on his detailed knowledge of the Polish case, he also argues that class should be brought back to the forefront of political analysis". "This theoretically sophisticated and empirically rich new book focuses on workers, liberal intellectuals, and the prospects of post-communist democracy.
In conclusion, a large majority of non-European doctors in the UK have been attracted by prospects of post-graduate training.
