As a consequence and according to Hitckcock custom—"Saboteur" is a swift, high-tension film which throws itself forward so rapidly that it permits slight opportunity for looking back.
It was in search of just such a miracle that Landrieu's hyperdrive stunt to will a Keystone bill over the goal line was born, in order to give Landrieu some slight opportunity to demonstrate to voters that she had some sort of clout after spending the bulk of her time presiding over the Energy and National Resources Committee as a virtual nonentity.
"When given the slightest opportunity, he is strong enough to beat the best".
As a member of the French team, he has never missed the slightest opportunity to shine.
Derek Landy's one to watch: I recommend The Shattered Sea trilogy by Joe Abercrombie to everyone, at the slightest opportunity.
I refer to my arms as guns now, as casually as possible and at the slightest opportunity.
Many of Faisal's friends are Pakistani and he's happy to sing the latest pop songs out of Lahore at the slightest opportunity.
George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, donned a hard hat at the slightest opportunity and boasted about returning to a Victorian age of engineering.
Studies of passenger behaviour in crash situations have found that eight per cent of people are "life survivors" who, given the slightest opportunity, will find a way out.
His breath stank, and his hobbyhorses -- the Jewish conspiracy, the Bolshevik threat, the German destiny, the treachery of almost everyone -- were trotted out at the slightest opportunity, interminably, madly, tediously.
On the domestic side, he rails against corporate corruption at the slightest opportunity and favors single-payer health care, free and universal pre-kindergarten, free and universal college tuition at state schools.
