After the Jets beat the Bills in a game that was punctuated by booing until the Jets scored the winning touchdown late in the fourth quarter, Sanchez tried to shrug off the boos, saying that he understood the New York market and that expectations were high — maybe too high.
Throughout the lament indignation and anger are punctuated by tenderness, until the final iteration of "O Teseo", after which a descending line brings the lament to a quiet conclusion.
A mural of tropical blues and sandy beiges runs the entire length and height of one wall until punctuated by the distorted body of a topless woman, who faces out of the gallery into her manipulated paradise.
Most of them holding iPhones and cameras, and mostly young, they're breaking out into impromptu songs and cheers — "We Are the Champions," The Star Spangled Banner, USA, USA! Moments of intensity are punctuated by silence until the next chant starts afresh.
In an accompanying series of photographs, the darkness seems unrelenting until suddenly punctuated by the shock of a magnolia blossom.
The Met Office has forecast unrelenting rain from 9am until midnight, punctuated only by flashes of thunder and lightning in the late afternoon.
And so began a surreal evening that stretched until daybreak, punctuated by violence that killed at least 265 people, most of them members of the security forces, as various factions fought each other for control of the country.
And they don't allow a piece of paper to go on that clipboard until it's punctuated properly.
The Russian conversation continued again until it was punctuated by an equally rude and explicitly insulting English expression and even more uproarious laughter.
Their closeness was suggested by the fact that the Texas governor, who arrived at the family compound in Kennebunkport, Me., late Friday for a weekend celebration of Barbara Bush's 75th birthday, extended his stay until today, and punctuated meetings of his campaign's senior staff with plenty of time with Dad.
