"He is indifferent to political timing, part of his self-image as holy man, but often undermining the causes he pursues".
Castaneda's timing is part of the brilliance of his book.
This timing means that part of the match is played in working hours, part in the gloaming and a tiny bit under the full glare of floodlights, albeit in front of shivering spectators.
If comic timing isn't part of the package but the federal witness-protection program is, a how-to book about reducing your anxiety, e-mail and carbon footprint by watching stupid cat videos.
The best approach, of course, is no pesticides at all, and this crop of flea beetles was a strong indicator of what my vegetable plot truly lacks: good soil, a diverse planting of flowers and herbs to attract beneficial insects, and better timing on the part of the gardener.
(The incident is later attributed to atmospheric disturbance, though the real problem looks like extraordinary unlucky timing on the part of the filmmakers.) Sections of "The Core" drag so sullenly that the crew's six-day mission seems to be taking place in real time.
Instead, all eyes will be on Beem's playing partners, Tiger Woods and Padraig Harrington, the favourite and the defending champion, who with exquisite timing on the part of the tournament organisers will spend the first two rounds in each other's company just days after their memorable - in more way than one - battle at Firestone Country Club in Akron.
The timing is both part of the appeal to buying at auction and a potential headache – successful bidders must put down a ten per cent deposit on the day and then, generally, they have only 28 days to complete the transaction.
The reason: bad timing on the part of the Montpellier birds, Thomas says.
It does not appear to be great timing on the part of the Obama administration.
