They appear, remarkably, to have been repeatedly caught off-guard.
He had been at it for four hours and had managed, remarkably, to stay out of jail.
Yet as their country disintegrates and President Bush considers sending American forces here as peacekeepers, young middle-class Liberians continue, remarkably, to dream of a better future.
Jarvis gives a fitting poetic depth to Golding's writing, while his character voices, such as Piggy's plaintive whine, bring the boys remarkably to life.
Our knowledge of the Nazi genocide against the Jews continues, remarkably, to increase, and with it the intimacy of our own vicarious confrontation with human iniquity.
But two years later, when he ran against a Cuban-American, his share of the Cuban vote dropped remarkably, to 22percentt.
Remarkably, to prosper personally in today's Labour party, you're best off having voted in 2010 for the candidate who came 3rd - Ed Balls, and if you voted for the candidate who came 1st amongst MPs - David Miliband - you're probably toast.
From the moment he came out, Sam has emphasized that his history-making was secondary to another goal, which was simply — or rather, remarkably — to play in the N.F.L.
History too for Nick Skelton, at 58 the second oldest British gold-winner (but you have to go a long way back – 1908 – for the oldest), as he leapt remarkably to the top of the podium for individual showjumping.
Gary Anderson, 44 World championship titles: 1 For so long the tortured genius of darts, who could crumble under pressure, Anderson toughened up remarkably to become world champion a year ago.
So what explains the success of Cute Overload, a new page-a-day desk calendar that recently shot to the top of its category on Amazon.com and, more remarkably, to the upper ranks of the site's overall best-sellers list?
