AT A sweaty open-air meeting in the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, a youth shouts into a microphone.
There's a fresh, sweaty, honest, unpretentious air to it, and when they part, with Glen on his way to spend a year working in Portland, Oregon, we genuinely believe that something like love has come into their yearning lives.
"We appreciate your patience, folks," the captain repeated endlessly as rebellion fermented among the increasingly sweaty passengers (the air conditioning was fighting a losing battle with sunshine in the mid-eighties).
BRITONS have admired America's televised presidential debates since the first, between John F. Kennedy and a sweaty Richard Nixon, aired in 1960.
A cloud of pot smoke added to the thickness of the air; a sweaty bearded guy wandered into an inch-deep puddle and stayed there, not noticing it until his girlfriend came up and pointed to the ground.
Each alights at Gleason's Gym, the storied training ground of fighters from Jake LaMotta to Larry Holmes, and immediately swoons over its warped mirrors, bloodstained canvases and general air of sweaty antiglamour.
In summer, Rivbea is the scene of many dark, sweaty nights, impervious to air conditioning.
With regular use of extensions, the scalp gets sweaty in absence of air.
