While we speak, envious time will have already fled: seize the day, trusting as little in the next day!" "I feel as if I was born for this end, this was my fate from birth, and there is a greater unknown purpose which was meant for my life which no one may ever figure out.
Whether the Republican candidate knew it or not, he was alluding to a phrase in an ode by the Roman poet Horace: Carpe diem, quam minimum credula postero, "Seize the day, put no trust in the future".
("Seize the day, putting minimal trust in the future".).
Seizing the moment, the trust's board of directors used this enforced downtime to make repairs in the old building and to install a library card system for Central Falls alone.
Let us all seize the moment before it is lost and build trust.
The best business leaders trust their guts and are ready to seize the rewards.
Neither side trusts the other not to return and seize the whole town, nor do they believe that the unarmed OSCE can enforce a buffer zone.
Will Obama seize the sentiment?
