In Carmen, Jeanmaire was fierce, sexual, wilful – hair cropped boyishly close, hips jutting, legs lengthened by the shortness of her tunic – and Petit's choreography was charged with eroticised combat.
Former President George HW Bush was released from a Houston hospital on Tuesday after a stay of about a week for treatment of shortness of breath.
Bush, the oldest living former US president, was taken by ambulance to the hospital a week ago for what was described then as a precaution after experiencing shortness of breath.
Symptoms of deficiency include fatigue, shortness of breath and lethargy.
In fact, there was some evidence of the shortness of Brazilian political coattails.
Yet the shortness of most peasants' contracts—if they are lucky enough to live in places where local officials have got around to handing them out is only one part of the problem.
In effect, there is no rescue service in the Arctic.The shortness of the shipping season, the unpredictability of the ice, the high cost of icebreakers and the shortage or absence in some classes of ice-capable vessels will all be a drag on Arctic shipping.
So peasants have been grumbling less about restrictions on how they sell their rights, than about the shortness of leases and the "collective" ownership principle covering rural land.
It is the first time a state legislature has voted to suspend the death penalty, although the last execution to take place in New Jersey occurred in 1963.Dick Cheney was briefly hospitalised after complaining of a shortness of breath.
That is why diesel engines whether in trucks, trains, ships and generators as well as passenger cars—have long used turbochargers to overcome their inherent shortness of breath.
The shortness of New Zealand's election cycle--just three years--may also enter the political calculations.
