Perhaps no retail concept is more reflective of these provisional times than the new Comme des Garçons Guerrilla Store.
Thomas is making the best of provisional time, grasping a sense of agency and maintaining pleasant activities where he can.
The anguish of potentially being "too late" suggests revelation of being on the edge between provisional time (in which there is still hope that one can make provision) and fading time (in which there is only a limited viable future for the self).
Displeased with the provisional title A Time for Wolves for the final volume, Martin ultimately announced A Dream of Spring as the title for the seventh book in 2006.
But even the most contentious corporate wage slaves may not know that on Nov. 18, 1883, the country's railroad magnates, acting on the theory that they needed provisional time zones to coordinate their train schedules, seized control of the hands of time itself.
Following a quick start to the stage, 's Thomas De Gendt was the next rider to hold the provisional best time on the stage, besting Chavanel's time by less than a second.
Here, as we will see, the course of the disease can be expressed in narratives structured by provisional time and, ultimately, by the revelation of fading time: both forms characterized by the closing-in of time, in terms of both scope (where time should be focused) and duration (how much time is left).
Button had set the provisional pole time before Vettel went 0.4secs quicker just before Sergio Perez crashed heavily, leaving time for only one flying lap.
These workers operate under the direction of supervisors and are under contract for provisional time periods.
Moreno finished Sunday's ninth stage, a 104-mile mountainous ride from Antequera to Valdepenas de Jaen, with a provisional time of 4 hours 18 minutes 57 seconds.
