Still, for all their efforts – the Tories going negative last week, then suddenly talking sunshine and the good life this week – the polls refuse to shift.
Under my plan, the plunging ice tunnel need only be placed on higher ground, closely adjacent to the snowboarders' half-pipe, where the bobsledders would finish their runs suddenly in the sunshine and extremely airborne.
Less than 24 hours after Sir Alex's Manchester United side were chastened by Barcelona, his son Darren basked in the sunshine suddenly swathing Old Trafford as he celebrated Peterborough United's swashbuckling promotion to the Championship.
After almost an entire album's-worth of misanthropic spite, Axl suddenly finds the sunshine and spends the last two and half minutes of the album telling us that "All I ever wanted was for you to know that I cared".
If your man is usually moody and is suddenly walking on sunshine, or if he's normally stable and now goes through erratic ups and downs, then something may be up.
"My mind is suddenly ablaze with its sunshine, with its opulent color, luminous and soft; I think of the cities, the white of Andalusia cities bathed in light; of the desolate wastes of sand, with their dwarf palms, the broom in flower".
First came perpetually disgruntled columnist Dana Milbank, suddenly a little ray of sunshine on the subject of the terribly underappreciated chief of staff: "Obama's first year fell apart in large part because he didn't follow his chief of staff's advice on crucial matters," Milbank wrote.
Unilateral U.S. appeasement suddenly looks good to them; let the sunshine in.
We had only recently made the transition from studying to work and a foreign holiday had been out of the question but suddenly we were looking forward to December sunshine and fabulous family-sized accommodation.
And then, suddenly, you see Everest again, sparkling in the sunshine".
