The four-week fall season that ended on Sunday featured a number of ballets in which, thanks to the dancing, music felt tangible, visible in the three dimensions of space.
His speech references music, computer games and the iPad edition of the Times (thanks Apple, thanks News Corp) – but offered nothing tangible for music, games or newspapers.
As more schools have come under investigation for alleged failures to address sexual violence, there have been some tangible changes -- in the legal, administrative and social realms -- to improve circumstances, thanks in large part to persistent student activism.
Why? It's the one way the bride and the bridegroom can be sure to express their personal thanks and show appreciation to all the guests who have showered them with tangible gifts and other kindnesses.
The story says we're trying to restore order to the city, but the most tangible aspect of that is occasionally handing a can of soda to some passing wretch who thanks you pathetically.
As recently as 2007, Lehman had reported record profits, thanks largely to its leverage of thirty to one, meaning that for every dollar of tangible capital it had thirty dollars of debt.
In terms of tangible developments that you'll see in phones running the chipset, Xiaomi claimed it is 40percentt more power efficient (thanks to its quad-core GPU), while call quality will be clearer.
Instead, it is Michael Emerson who has emerged from the mysteries of the island as top dog, thanks to Person of Interest, an Orwellian bromance disguised as a slick procedural that, somewhat surprisingly, is a tangible hit.
