"I should have died with them," he snaps, standing up abruptly and walking quickly away.
He then began wiping the floor before abruptly standing up, telling the audience, "Never mind, I'm done, I'm not doing the show," and leaving the stage, reportedly leaving fans in tears.
Mr. Bo, 62, an ambitious, hard-knuckle politician who was hoping to ride a reshuffle this autumn in Beijing to a seat on the all-powerful, nine-member Politburo standing committee, was abruptly purged on April 10 as the Chinese authorities shifted to a sensational version of the Heywood death that centered on an allegation that the Englishman was murdered on the orders of Mr. Bo's wife, Gu Kailai.
On Sunday, Hillary Clinton struggled to remain standing as she abruptly left a 9/11 ceremony after becoming overheated.
Despite his early announcement that he would run for the Presidency, and a gruelling pre-primary campaign, he has remained low in the polls (until two weeks ago, when his standing jumped abruptly), but when I went out and met him at LaGuardia one morning a couple of weeks ago he was cheerful and hopeful, and he looked fine.
Then she abruptly uncoils, standing up and bashing into Hyper's helmet.
Some say you just have to keep moving for a few minutes — walking to your car after you finish a run rather than stopping abruptly and standing there.
Pence's reflexes dulled by sycophancy, he at first proclaimed that "Donald Trump is still standing, stronger than ever!" Abruptly perceiving the merger of moral clarity and self-interest, Pence announced that he could not "condone" Trump's comments ― and began angling to depose him.
Then Ms. Abramovic, standing on a window sill, abruptly broke the silence, thundering, "Ladies and gentlemen, you can take your headphones off and share your experience of the silence".
A relatively quiet year passed, but in October of last year, the PCC decided to end its long-standing relationship abruptly with the CV, accusing the gang of siding with rival groups, including the FDN.
