Clear communication is also vital, with regular update meetings or telephone catch-ups to ensure that each partner is fully invested and takes ownership of the project.
The middle-aged actor and the young woman, unhappy with their spouses (Bob's wife is just an exasperated voice on the telephone), are caught in emotional limbo; they want change, but they're unable to risk it.
As usual, we were talking about how someday it would be fun to rent a house and study French, when a flier on a telephone pole caught our attention: "Cours de Français.
For those who were distracted by the State of the Union, last week, federal officials arrested four young men and charged them with plotting to tamper with the telephone system, after they were caught impersonating telephone repairmen in the New Orleans office of Senator Mary Landrieu.
The bookshops, which ought to be treated as common carriers, like telephone companies, are caught in an unfair squeeze.
I still have nightmares from covering the last few minutes of Lithuania's near-shocking semifinal upset of the United States pro basketball millionaires by telephone after being caught elsewhere that night.
Felix and the parade didn't exactly get off to a great start: He wandered into some telephone lines and caught fire that year, according to The Hatching Cat blog.
In one five-minute rush he fumbles a brush-past, spills his lock picks and is caught telephoning the east from an ambassador's hallway.
In an interview, the judge likened the phenomenon to drug traffickers caught on telephone wiretaps.
Telephone chess has never caught on, because of the lack of proof of what moves are made and the inconvenience of receiving several calls when playing more than one game at a time.
