Other passages do likewise — his portrait of San Francisco's "madness of possibilities" during the gold rush, for example.
These things are urgent as they are necessary.Next comes the things that need to be done, but don't have to be rushed; for example, meeting for a leisure lunch, organizing client files, or doing absolutely nothing.
Most weekday mornings around rush hour, for example, an attractive woman can be seen rollerblading the length of TriBeCa with a bounding black-and-white dog.
Yet Bernstein procrastinated terribly while writing the work, and in places it seems a rush job, for example the First Introit, a brassy, marching rondo for full forces that tries for a Shostakovich-like ironic edge but lacks harmonic bite.
So, the president's arrival might be delayed until after rush hour, for example, or a helicopter might be used to place the president as close to an event as possible.
"A lot of people in my district listen to Rush Limbaugh, for example, and he spends the better part of his program just knocking people," the Illinois Republican said.
During the morning and evening rush hours, for example, Sixth Avenue in midtown gets sixty seconds of the green time while the crosstown streets get thirty seconds, but during the middle of the day, when there's more crosstown traffic, the engineers change the signal timing so that both Sixth Avenue and the crosstown streets get forty-five secofds of green.
Tapping around in the app itself, other aspects also point to it having been rushed out — for example, expanding comments didn't seem to work for some of the posts we tried.
(Rush Limbaugh, for example, called the pope's words "pure Marxism").
Rush University Medical Center, for example, hired 20 City College students last year, Hyman says.
