During this year's event, young boys stood slack-jawed and old men whistled their appreciation as he walked by.
There, Mr. McGinley stood slack-jawed as Karen O. from the Yeah Yeah Yeahs spritzed a curlicue of whipped cream onto her head.
Later, the pitchers stood slack-jawed as they emerged from the visiting dugout to look at Comerica Park for the first time.
Nevertheless, anyone who stood slack-jawed as the flames of greed consumed the investment-banking industry last year can be forgiven for wondering if the problem wasn't too little bureaucracy.
Burt Perry stood slack-jawed yesterday morning as the police pulled bodies from the Wendy's on Main Street in Queens, carted them across a gum-stained sidewalk and put them into a coroner's truck.
As the lights glide across the audience, 60,000 people stand slack-jawed at the sight, except for a few zombies in the front row who go the entire show without responding at all until finally, just to get a reaction, Young lies flat on the stage in front of them playing all the more dementedly.
And the sweeping changes occurring in the state's education system are so politically stunning that those inured to paralysis in Sacramento stand slack-jawed.
Marvel at buildings with dates such as "1799" on them, linger at lunch in the lovely Jardines garden courtyard, stand slack-jawed in front of the town's notable gnarled and knotted cork and pepper trees, dig the friendly feel.
For three nights we stood slack-jawed in awe in the Panorama Bar, secreting ourselves into nooks and crannies, ambling from room to room with an endless supply of beers in our hands.
The capacity-utilisation index, a measure of firms' slack, stands at 81.3%, the tightest since 2000.
