They died of thirst – because rising seas shrank the island and reduced fresh water supplies.
"Have a nice day!" he screamed again and again, setting the hook on more and more cod — savagely, terribly, with a rising chaos of blood thirst in his voice.
In poorer countries the thirst for beer is rising along with incomes, so buying local brewers is a lip-smacking prospect.But opportunities for consolidation in the developed world are running out; so too are big targets in developing countries.
Long Branch, like its longtime rival Asbury Park, seemed impervious to the rising real estate market and the thirst for waterfront property that had revived virtually every other beach town, from Sandy Hook south to Cape May.
The rising economies of China and India have slowed their thirst for oil since a year ago, but not to the point of slowing demand to below the rate of supply growth.
The recession, this need to create, the thirst for reality – certainly, these explain the rising interest in craft generally.
Kosovo is represented for the first time (in Visar Morina's Babai), and rising Bulgarian star Svetla Tsotsorkova will screen her debut feature Thirst.
It's a good story, Jamison says—"that thirst might rise from an abiding longing for the one who would not come, that hunger becomes constitutional in the shadow of absence or departure"—and it may be comforting to those who believe that this kind of story will redeem us from our own history.
Israel's rising interest in Palestinian art has various causes, she said: from the art world's thirst for "the next big thing" to a genuine desire to understand the other side in the protracted Mideast conflict.
