Chuck Close, Frank Stella and Richard Serra were suddenly exchanging ideas in the local soup kitchens, since none of them had real kitchens in their lofts.
On May 31 , 2014 while this negotiation was under way, the U.S. suddenly exchanged five Taliban leaders held in Guantánamo for a sergeant in the U.S. Army, Bowe Bergdahl.
"Divine" is a two-parter of longing and leering: trance arpeggios and a female voice are suddenly exchanged for distorted guitar as he cackles, "Can I lick your ice cream?" But the outlier is "Wonder Woman," which goes bluesy and semiacoustic -- the guitar has an occasional digital stutter -- as Blaqstarr admiringly sings, "She licked the gun when she done and said revenge is sweet".
Suddenly, the free exchange of plant resources is in question as discoveries representing millions of dollars in profits are patented, potentially keeping poor farmers from using them.
Once it is explained, this detailed information exchange suddenly earns an air of value and the client begins to understand that these designers are a lot like engineers after all.
Just as suddenly, the clever exchanges of joyously frivolous people are replaced by earnest woe-is-me speeches.
Suddenly, with players exchanging pens and footballs, it was as if the Giants were back in high school and everybody had his yearbook out.
And suddenly we began exchanging several e-mails per workday — at first about apartment-related things, and then other kinds of e-mails, joke-telling e-mails, the kind that only lead to one thing: stifled laughter.
In Dream Home, the owners of the flat on which Josie Ho is about to exchange contracts suddenly jack the price up beyond her reach, so she goes on a killing spree in the apartment block.
As Curtis finishes this exchange, he suddenly returns to self-deprecating mode: "If twentysomething film-makers look at the generation before them, they never want to be like the last lot; they should look at me and think 'What a tosser' and then try to do things their way".
