It's a time for fast business, precise deals, maximum communication, and for setting a new project in motion.
"Setting a string in motion is magical.
Marco Williams, this year's occupant, played a key role in setting Goff's project in motion.
It still took another decade and an A-list roster of casualties and cul-de-sacs before Mr. Marshall, 42, primarily known as a choreographer, made an offhand comment to a midlevel Miramax executive during a meeting about an entirely different project that finally set the project in motion.
One senses that AJ Ayer utterly understood that when he submitted his elderly, vulnerable self to Steve Pyke's scrutiny, setting this epic project in motion.
There is a measure of poignancy -- the one cache of original pictures that helped set the project in motion were provided by Berry Berenson Perkins, the model, photographer and Halston intimate who was killed in the crash of American Airlines Flight 11 into the North Tower of the World Trade Center on Sept. 11.
The experience set the project in motion.
A plan to have Imperial Valley farmers fallow their crops in order to send water to San Diego County apparently has attracted enough takers to set the project in motion next month.
If your transcendence will lead me to the royal treasury, we can perhaps begin now to consider how best to set this great project in motion". This story is an old one, one that has been re-enacted many times from at least the building of the pyramids.
So had half the members of the orchestra, in the estimate of Werner Resel, a cellist now in the Philharmonic who, as its president in 1996, set the Mauthausen project in motion.
These observations aren't new: everything I've just said was well known by 1992, when the Maastricht Treaty set the euro project in motion.
