Nobody is quicker than O'Hara, but nobody wishes more to linger in those experiences — sensual, aesthetic, intellectual — which carry their own serene time signatures.
Nobody is quicker than O'Hara, but nobody wishes more to linger in those experiences sensual, aesthetic, intellectual which carry their own serene time signatures.
It was rarely a serene time for him in his adopted code though, with a couple of heavy suspensions and rumours constantly circulating and re-circulating that the winger wanted to go back to league.
But, he added, "the encounter with Sacra Famiglia in Cesano Boscone, the time passed with the sick, with the volunteers, with the health and social workers has been a touching experience and represented a serene time off.
When he reached the strangely serene Times Square at 7 35 yesterday morning, Gebrselassie — an Ethiopian who is considered the world's greatest distance runner — was alone and more than halfway to victory in the NYC Half-Marathon.
The questions came thick and fast and were, necessarily, provocative but, in the midst of the maelstrom, Gus Poyet remained strangely serene, at times even appearing a little detached from the sound and fury around him.
The morning gives me a serene, quiet time to focus on my writing, as well as fitness, learning and planning.
With her Soundscape Instrument, Bartos can translate the heights of Toffia, Italy into a serene summer-time tune.
Mr. Bush seems serene, though at times emotional too.
"He is so serene in good times and in bad," said Michael Froman, a deputy national security adviser who has known Mr. Geithner for two decades and helped introduce him to Mr. Obama.
