Soon, however, his wit takes a swift and perplexingly cruel turn.
Shackleford broke alertly, took a swift lead and was never headed.
If the recommendation can meet a number of tests, including consistency with our climate change obligations, we will take a swift decision to back Sir Howard Davies' proposals".
It was just another busy morning in Judge DiMango's 15th-floor courtroom in Brooklyn State Supreme Court, where justice takes a swift, personal, sometimes acerbic, turn, creating riveting reality-television drama rarely seen in mundane proceedings intended to move along an overburdened court system.
For the austerity camp, perhaps most powerfully personified by German chancellor Angela Merkel, imposing swingeing public cuts to balance tax and spending must be the centrepiece of any recovery plan – or the financial markets are likely to take a swift and brutal revenge.
Within 20 minutes after Nearby launched, Yelp's stock had taken a swift drop of more than 3.65percenttoto as low as $18.50 a share.
The second lowest-ranked side in the competition, the East Africans' hopes of causing an upset took a swift blow when Sunzu converted Rainford Kalaba's expert delivery inside the six-yard box after 15 minutes.
By the early-2000s, drugs and jail sentences had eclipsed their skating and soon their lives and relationships with one another took a swift downwards turn.
A down-to-earth Wiig portrays said friend in the movie, which begins mostly as a comedy before its third act takes a swift dive into thriller territory.
"I believe it is time our federal parliament takes a swift, bipartisan approach into the eradication of this pest species [the cane toad].
In Margaret Atwood's classic, cheeky short story "Happy Endings" she takes a swift jab at the tropes we rely on when we tell stories -- love stories in particular.
