PRIPYAT, Ukraine — Nature has done its ruthless work.
When he's forced to join the battle against the British, he grabs his muskets and hatchet and makes fast, ruthless work of his opponents.
Eventually, though, he can't avoid the call to battle, which is bad news for the British, of whom he makes fast and ruthless work.
They forged a lush sound, a stunning dynamic range and an individual identity, freeing themselves from both real and imagined limitations through a fierce focus on the music and a ruthless work ethic.
"Ruthless" works best when it focuses on the unlikely bond between Heller and Wright (who died of AIDS-related complications in 1995), less so when it tries to burnish Heller's own credentials as a somewhat wayward youth in 1940s Ohio.
Schindler had joined the Nazi party, but used his fortune to save his Jewish workers, creating lists of employees he said were invaluable while bartering and lavishing bribes on a ruthless work camp commander intent on sending them to a concentration camp.
As Frank Underwood, the ruthless Democrat working his way to the top by all means however illegal, Spacey is mercifully not obliged, as Richardson was, to hum The Ride Of The Valkyries as an indication that he is gripped by the will to power.
The two incidents have left observers of migrant routes in the Mediterranean fearing that people-smugglers have found a new and ruthless way of working in the area despite a recent decision to scale back Italian rescue operations.
Whereas Sara's best hope in the valley is to marry well, Frank has his get-rich-quick credentials in order: a degree from an Ivy League college, an understanding of how money moves, a singular and ruthless devotion to work that is uncluttered by love or lust.
The petition, started by a man in the Netherlands named Robbie Pyma, makes the case for why the former "King of Queens" star is a natural choice to play a ruthless character who works his way to the office of president of the United States.
