This was the pattern for miles: you never reach any momentous height, but the constant up and down, through wiry grass and sudden pools of rusty water, was exhausting.
The eye and mind are ready for the surprising moment when a dancer peels out into a sudden soft pool of green light.
Dirty Harry, the film that liberals have long argued was little more than an argument for summary justice, is being rereleased in DVD form, packaged with its quartet of siblings (Magnum Force, The Enforcer, Sudden Impact and The Dead Pool), as part of Warner Brothers' 85th birthday celebrations.
If the rising fertility rate among native-born Americans persists, it will mean that the growth is steady there will be no sudden addition of a huge pool of poor, as occurred with German unification and a bit more balanced ethnically than was previously assumed.
Spent from the day's itinerary of doing pretty much nothing but eating and ogling scenery, I stretched out by the lovely outdoor pool and made no sudden movements for the entire afternoon.
In following the chain of ideas that led to Feynman's Nobel, Krauss begins with a familiar phenomenon — the way a light ray takes a sudden bend when it enters a pool of water.
Now threatened by a funding pool restricted by the sudden indulgence of ministerial discretion, it's not merely the smaller, innovative practitioners under threat but also the majority of regional companies.
"Members are not really consulted and all of a sudden they are confronted with the pool being closed".
"But when you factor in a great cause like ONE DROP getting a percentage of the prize pool, all of a sudden it seems like a fantastic idea, and a great way to raise money for charity".
"But all of a sudden that stopped and there was this pool of money sitting there and they saw me throttle back," he said.
