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It reminded a make-do woman that there was usually something else left to try.
Something else left behind was one of baseball's great slogans: "Washington: First in war, first in peace, and last in the American League".
"[The other runners] were working as a team, but you've got to hold your form and make sure you've got something else left".
I found this process interesting, but something else left a much more lasting impression on me: Enrique's commitment and apparent obsession with this "project" he started as a student.
It may be someone who "accidentally" spills a drink on you, then offers to help clean up the mess while an accomplice slips away with a wallet or purse or something else left unprotected.
According to the author, books like Eleanor & Park tend to have neat, happy endings, thereby making them unchallenging and uncomplicated -- they're for pleasure, whereas adult literature is for... something else, left unspecified.
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If they don't have the stomach or talent for self-promotion and hawking related paraphernalia, they'll have to spend even more hours working at something else, leaving them no time to write.
Which raises an interesting question: as reality TV pushes the limits of greed and voyeurism, how far can a show like "Survivor" go before it crosses over from a game into something else, leaving millions of entertainment-hungry Americans with nothing but a bad taste in their mouths?
As a passenger who pays close attention to these, I always notice (through my peripheral vision only!) that most people around me are busy doing something else, leaving the flight attendant unengaged and communicating awkwardly (and embarrassingly) to an audience that is less than interested.
But Glenn Beck is saying something else: "Leave Christianity".
If the class is making lots of noise but the teacher is focused on something else, leave!
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