Also, the CHSR has a tortuous history going back decades.
The usual accounting of this tortuous process goes like this: Screenwriter Casey Robinson fleshed out the romantic entanglement of Rick and Ilse; the twin brothers Julius and Philip Epstein worked on the structure; and Howard Koch handled the politics and toned everything up.
But the most that Britain can claim on this score is that it has got the long and tortuous entry negotiations going.
So, a few moments that will try to make the case: firstly, the very opening, the slow introduction before the tortuous Allegro gets going.
Just as Wilde will compare himself to Christ in his suffering, David in_ "Giovanni's Room"__ _will say, ''Judas and the Savior had met in me.'' Baldwin's book is also close to Ford Madox Ford's "The Good Soldier_"__ _in the slow and tortuous going-over of events in the past in order to come to some understanding of sexual treachery.
"It was a bizarre and tortuous way to go, but he was an inventive person, so maybe as a novelist Froggy would've enjoyed writing a story about something like this," said Dan Cragg, a writer who had an online friendship with Mr. MacIntyre.
After going through several tortuous arguments with Mr. Byers, Mr. Cahill wrote: "I rewrote the thing to your specifications in the least dishonest manner I could.
About the same time, 900 miles away, in Frome, Somerset, my wife and I were going through the tortuous dance of securing a diagnosis of autism for our six-year-old son, Zac.
And, said Gearhart, getting approval for any stem cell treatment is going to be tortuous.
In August President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono finally signed into law the Land Acquisition Bill, which had spent years going through the country's tortuous legislative process.
I don't know what would be worse: early-onset Alzheimer's that takes me while I'm relatively young, or knowing decades in advance that I'm going to eventually get the tortuous disease.
