Several objected to the rushed pace with which the 138 pages became available only that morning.
It felt tinny and vulnerable in the rush-hour traffic, with which it could not keep up.
Over there, I met the director of Rush, a newly-born agency with which I stayed for seven years.
"Most modern-era car racing movies, from 'Grand Prix' and 'Le Mans' to 'Days of Thunder', have been far stronger at portraying the excitement on the track than at developing interesting downtime drama among the characters," wrote Todd McCarthy of The Hollywood Reporter, noting that the reverse is true with "Rush," which devotes far more time to exploring the personalities of the drivers.
Like Oakley, he was surprised at the speed with which Parexel rushed through their literature.
It is touching from this distance to reflect on the chivalry with which he rushed to the defense of a fellow-artist.
Its foot-dragging is especially unsettling when contrasted with the speed with which it rushed through a deal for the proposed West Side stadium.
Initially Bellamy was not getting the support he needed but Pennant finally managed to get in a low cross from the right, with which the rushing Bellamy just failed to connect.
In this adage Erasmus deplores the insouciance with which contemporary rulers rush into war for the most trivial reasons and the cruelty and barbarity with which it is waged, "not only by pagans but even by Christians, not only by laymen, but even by priests and bishops" (Adages IV.i.1, in CWE 35:401), not only by young and inexperienced rulers but even by old ones who ought to know better.
Their calls for transvaginal ultrasounds, idiotic notions about "legitimate rape," insistence on defunding Planned Parenthood, and the ease with which cretins like Rush Limbaugh attacked Sandra Fluke (or with which Mitt Romney assumed that women only voted for President Obama so they could get the "gift" of free birth control) made it clear that married men don't know much about their wives.
