In 2001, the song was included in the setlist of Minogue's On a Night Like This tour, which was launched to promote Light Years, and according to Tim DiGravina from AllMusic, the performance was infused with an "almost tangible passion and fire".
Syracuse University has taken a tangible step toward firing its football coach, Greg Robinson, enlisting a search firm to help find his replacement.
The canny investor would do well to hold fire until tangible evidence that the manufacturing problems are solved.
All these taxes go to provide tangible benefits, such as fire and police protection (including officers dedicated exclusively to South Coast Plaza), street maintenance and other government services.
It all became so much more tangible, seeing our kiln firing and our kylikes drying.
Simply put, we've been having the wrong debate, and it's time for Americans to start focusing on the systemic problems and tangible solutions, or "escape fires," that are right in front of us.
In addition, the cease-fire has had tangible benefits.
One of the first tangible concessions under a cease-fire deal reached after eight days of intensive fighting in November, it signaled a shift in Israel's approach to the Palestinian enclave.
Rather, the court ruled that being a supervisor should be limited to someone authorized to take "tangible employment actions" like hiring, firing, promoting, demoting or reassigning employees to significantly different responsibilities.
The past – Charles II, the plague, the fire of London – became tangible, alive.
According to the Israeli Army, the post also served a more tangible purpose as a base for firing on Israeli bypass roads.
