He is nothing if not systematic, which is great for the meticulous planning of moon landings, less good for quick life surveys.
I may find myself in the same hoosegow real quick!" Life was very different in the early Nineties, the last gasp to date of American rock as a generationally binding, transformative force.
For staunch Irish fans, O'Leary's quick life and death as the Notre Dame head coach is comparable to the short reign of Stephen II, who died three days after his election as pope in 752.
Its adoptive father, Dr. Thomas H. Morgan, a Columbia University professor, saw that its quick life cycle and prolific offspring made the fly an ideal test bed for Mendel's laws of genetics, which had been rediscovered a few years earlier.
"Camp owners live a rewarding life, but it's not a get-rich-quick life," says Solomon.
Hoffmann said Nanny's death just made him feel "appreciative, I think, of just being alive... it's just crazy how quick life goes.
She is a brilliant police officer who had to make a very quick life-and-death judgment," one senior colleague said, days after the shooting.
If something's not working, I have no problem making a very quick, life-changing decision.
But it would take a robust human animal indeed not to suspect, reading Lawrence, the unused possibility of a quicker, deeper life just beneath the one we live, and not to feel, reading about the man, that he sometimes knew whereof he spoke.
Silver endowed with the quick of life".
