Once all these Direct Action troublemakers were escorted out of the park and into paddy wagons, the movement reached a peaceful standstill.
Apart from his life of tireless and sensational debauchery, Koestler himself was famous for hitching his wagon to various movements of the paranormal and the extrasensory; he might have been expected to give Reich's oddball theories a try even as both men spun off from the dying planet of Soviet Communism.
Wagonload can also include hopper wagons for the movement of fuels, minerals, ores, timber again of varying size, weight and volumetric capability.
But most of what's here are Western subjects, drawn from first-hand observation on his own and as an artist-correspondent for Harper's Weekly, when he witnessed Indian uprisings, the movements of wagon trains, buffalo hunters, cattle ranchers and American soldiers.
According to Rieff, a prolific writer on foreign affairs, humanitarian aid recently hitched its wagon to the human rights movement -- and it did so at its peril.
Wagonload in the European context applies to the movement of cargo in individual wagons or wagon groups between a loading point and delivery point with these single units or groups marshalled into train length formations for the longer transit.
During the trial, however, it began to seem as if the intelligent-design movement had hitched its wagon to one very tiny star.
For one, he is hoping to hitch his wagon to the enormous grass-roots movement behind Representative Ron Paul, the libertarian-minded Republican from Texas who recently abandoned his own presidential bid.
Aliasing can result in the perception of multiple simultaneous images [called ghosting, (Straw, 2003)], or the wagon wheel effect, where apparent motion can reverse with respect to the actual movement direction.
The mod movement became inundated with band-wagon jumpers like Cathy, in other words, whose devotion to the Beatles and her brother's greasy friends suggests she was only pretty half-hearted about being a mod in the first place.
