Those famous Rolls grille strakes are deeply recessed to impart the look of a fighter jet's gaping air intake, and even the Spirit of Ecstasy hood ornament seems a little urgent, canted forward like an Olympic ski jumper.
For example, an urgent email forwarded from a manager at your place of employment that asks you to forward it to your group is acceptable, while a joke email from your cousin would unnecessarily expose any listed email addresses to potential slammers.
"Ministers must bring forward urgent measures to tackle the immediate issue of prison safety and to stem the shocking rise in self-harm and suicides".
Congress needs to increase the authority of the council, and to pass legislation like the National Aquatic Invasive Species Act of 2003 to move forward urgent research and governmental efforts to prevent future invasions.
Not all the Demo 2001 exhibitors were unknown, garage-based companies; for example, a self-described "wireless start-up called Microsoft" unveiled a e-mail tool that will forward urgent messages to wireless gadgets.
Hip-hop has been defined by its urgent sense of forward motion, but, as Mansfield and others are finding, that doesn't mean the music's fans have no interest in its history.
But its power was also apparent to people who were coming to the music for the first time: bright, swift, sprung forward, urgent even in the slow variations, it is a record that opens up the music of Bach and the classical tradition through its arresting clarity and directness.
The rapid depletion of fossil fuels along with critical environmental pollution has put forward urgent demands for advanced energy storage devices such as high-performance supercapacitors (SCs).
You are constantly in an urgent state moving forward.
But his music conveys a feeling of continuous, urgent movement onward, thanks in particular to the way each emphatic harmony presses forward into the next.
