THE loudspeakers played "Chariots of Fire"; middle-ranking Democrats made dull and dutiful speeches; and the restless crowd started chanting "We want Hillary!" an hour before the first lady spoke.
Or did she drill downward along each of the wheel's "spokes," and then start again on the next spoke?
You should start by reading Thus Spoke Zarathustra by Nietzsche (also keep in mind that Nietzsche was actually a nihilist and that is different from existentialism. He's still worth reading though) and Nausea by Sartre.
"All of this can be broken," the English songwriter Laura Marling sang in "Devil's Spoke," which started her set at City Winery on Friday night.
Mr. Kahn was the architect of airline deregulation in the Carter administration, which led the airlines to create the hub-and-spoke networks and start feeder-flight service to scores of cities like Ithaca.
And the script for "Spoke Out": Announcer: She spoke out against the Bush economic plan from the start, warning the Federal Reserve that it would explode the national debt.
Start by scrapping costly hub-and-spoke systems.
"We saw our position in the industry starting to shift from being a spoke in the wheel with the label being the hub to us being the hub that was driving out these spokes," says Jason Garner, the recently anointed chief executive of global music for Live Nation.
In late 2011, an ex-accountant who had lost her job at the start of the recession and spiraled downward spoke of losing weight due to her worries.
Spoke To The Woman Who Started The Rohingya Hashtag.
