As Connecticut attorney General Richard Blumenthal explained, "On the way out, the Bush administration has left a ticking political time bomb that is set to explode literally on the day of the president's inaugural and blow apart women's rights".
The clock was ticking to strike a deal; Parliament is set to vote today on an opposition motion to dissolve itself and hold a new national election, and opinion polls have cast the conservatives as likely to lose it.
Made in 1989, "Enemy in the Figure" uses balletic lines and is set to a ticking, brooding score by Thom Willems, the Dutch composer who has collaborated with Mr. Forsythe since 1985, playing an important role in his artistic development.
In much of his writing, menace comes from mundane sources like the "ruinous sheen" of the drizzle in the skies above New Jersey, and the ticking time bomb of suburban ennui is set off by self-loathing.
Less than two years after an unusually long-lived art boom came to an end, leading to falling prices and a decreased supply, bidders have returned to salesrooms, prices are mostly ticking up and records are being set once again.
"I was just ticked off," said Mayo, who was set to graduate Saturday.
The ticks of the horizontal axis are set at every 52nd week as an approximation of one calendar year.
Agents are set to randomly move two patches per time "tick" representing a week.
While your clock is ticking, faster, stronger and younger players are setting up their lockers next to yours.
The rate of the clock's ticking is thus set by the cesium atom's mass alone.
