Life is at its bawdiest and most reckless, but death lurks everywhere.
It is a vivid image, but you don't have to veer too far into semiotics to see that the man hanging his head out the car window is on his way to a reckless, chaotic death.
Janie Taylor is wonderfully right for the reckless and death-bound heroine of "La Valse".
But this fact makes this reckless deployment of death by the United States military no less reprehensible.
The American Medical Association in 1995 called him "a reckless instrument of death" who "poses a great threat to the public".
Kervokian provocatively likened himself to Martin Luther King or Mahatma Gandhi, but the American Medical Association called him "a reckless instrument of death" who posed a great threat to the public.
The payment, however, will not shield Mr. Vorayuth from criminal charges of causing death by reckless driving and fleeing to avoid arrest.
The road has saved many lives by improving access to hospitals, but it has also brought traffic and reckless drivers, with accompanying death and injury.
Traffic accidents are a leading cause of death, with reckless driving, wandering camels, unmarked speed bumps, dust storms and flash floods (particularly November through January) the major hazards.
Custodial sentences should, however, go to those who caused death by reckless driving, peddled hard drugs or porn to children or tampered with the course of justice.
