The eruptions would appear unlikely to cause the quick die-offs indicated by Dr. Ward's data.
I will watch him in anything; that stop-start delivery, all ums and hums, combines with his smile — so winning, yet so quick to die — and his buggy eyes to suggest a soul both hyper and hazed-over.
"One Fine Day" argues for awareness of climate change, first by appealing to the listener's emotion ("Three penguins and a bear got drowned"), then with full-on alarm bells ("We must do something quick or die").
Samuel J. Heyman, who stood out as a corporate raider who preferred to hold on to companies he bought and run them rather that sell them for a quick profit, died Saturday at Mount Sinai Hospital in Manhattan.
An extraordinary man, Leslie C. Quick Jr., died at the age of 75 in March.
An extraordinary man, Leslie C. Quick Jr., died at theage of 75 in March.
"If I could go back in time, I'd make more mistakes and get to the answers I needed quicker," the Die Hard star said.
"The more he bleeds, the quicker he dies," Martinez said.
I'd rather die quick, I guess".
This is an all-too-brief life, and part of a larger, shameful reality of New York's performing arts scene, where great independent works die quick, unheralded deaths, while big, tedious productions run for all eternity.
The vast international effort on AIDS, financed by the United States, European countries and other donors, also ensured that growing numbers of children with AIDS, who had largely been left to die quick, unheralded deaths in past years, also benefited from the life-saving drug therapies.
