Richard Brody wrote that "the trip brings odd misadventure, off-kilter romance, and sudden danger, but the real story involves coming to terms with a lifetime of ingrained resentments plus grief of more recent vintage".
The trip brings odd misadventure, off-kilter romance, and sudden danger, but the real story involves coming to terms with a lifetime of ingrained resentments plus grief of more recent vintage.
Seventy houses were destroyed, and one flare-up left Becky Koon, a landscape designer and local school volunteer, briefly frantic over the fate of her 13-year-old daughter, who, oblivious to the sudden danger, was sunbathing at a friend's house.
Even the wisest person may tremble or grow pale at some sudden danger, though without false assent (fragment 9).
CANES are a staple for the blind, but traditional ones may not find tree branches and other obstacles ahead -- or other sudden dangers, like the drop-off from a subway platform.
And analysts note that Obama's fortunes could shift abruptly if he successfully manages a sudden terrorist danger, or manages to seal a good nuclear deal with Iran, thus neutralizing a major security threat.
Since its launch, more than 600 journalists have been taught basic first aid training – like how to apply a tourniquet or an emergency bandage – and have learnt from highly decorated officers what mental and physical techniques they can use to respond quickly and efficiently in moments of sudden, extreme danger.
The Daily Mail reports that the test follows a Texas A&M Transportation Institute study which found that "texting while driving doubles a driver's reaction time... [making them] less able to respond to sudden roadway dangers".
Cot danger Sudden infant death syndrome and breathing difficulties in premature babies could be influenced by conditions in the womb.
Stock car racing is one thread from the 20th century, the greatest generation's postwar dream of sudden riches, controlled danger, a macho soap opera about fathers and sons, beer and cigarettes, white guys tinkering with cars and driving unnecessarily fast.
Daily newspapers, glossy weekly and monthly magazines, learned journals, and bound books, for more than two centuries the flagships of civilised discourse and universal knowledge – that whole material infrastructure of literacy has, all of a sudden, seemed in danger of vaporising, or if not vanishing entirely then turning into something less tangible and more ephemeral.
