Further helping Mr. Boehner, at least for now, is the sense that he is no longer forced to look constantly over his shoulder, fearing a counterproductive move by Representative Eric Cantor of Virginia, the majority leader who has spent much of the past two years quietly maneuvering around Mr. Boehner.
After Pavlo was found out in early 1997, he was constantly looking over his shoulder, fearing he was being followed by the feds.
The innards of the India team had been ripped out - and every player was looking over his shoulder, fearing a new purge.
He was always looking over his shoulder, fearing whoever was behind him.
Yes, with Pence, it's going to be a fight for sanity on the Supreme Court and women's rights for starters but, we won't be looking over our shoulder fearing the return of the 1950's.
He confesses that this sort of harassment in the past had caused him panic attacks: he couldn't walk calmly down the street, he was always looking over his shoulder fearing whoever was behind him, suspicion and fear were always present; he needed to take medication to calm his nerves and his own mortality weighed constantly on his mind.
That glancing-over-your-shoulder fear, the sort of adrenaline rush you hope for at ancient ruins, is still attainable at Choquequirao.
Now we will look over our shoulders, fear packages left on buses.
We just want this to change so we can spend our days in peace, not looking over our shoulders fearing what will happen next".
When youth spend the most wonderful years in life looking over their shoulders fearing the security apparatuses, and with little hope for making a living, it results in a lethal cocktail: hopelessness mixed with indignity.
A cartoonist is shown anxiously leaning over his sketch of Muhammad, sweating profusely, looking over his shoulder in fear.
