The way you walk is slash and burn.Like understatement's now a crime.You leave a wake of men who turnto make sure they were right first time.
In the wake of Manning's performance Sunday night, I may modify my view; clearly, there's more than one way to get away.
In the wake of Manning's actions, the military and intelligence communities have been ramping up digital surveillance of their own personnel to unprecedented levels, in hopes of detecting leakers before they let their information loose on the world.
Without doubt, Mr Gore would have been happier to tread in the wake of a man of exemplary behaviour.
And on the wall hangs a scribbled note giving the calling hours for the wake of a man named Jessie.
Also true is that the kid – if he was 10 years older than 23 coming on 24 he would still be a kid in the wake of the man he calls, without a hint of blasphemy or irony, simply DC – is a proven fighter.
That really makes me mad!" In the wake of World War II, when men, many of them veterans, were having trouble expressing their feelings, Fred Rogers recognized that the children of these quiet giants might have problems expressing their emotions.
Man, in the wake of world wars, remained hungry and cold.
This alternates with film of a dilapidated, graffiti-begrimed house in Columbus, Ohio, one of the millions in foreclosure, decaying detritus in the wake of the man-made disaster of the mortgage crisis.
The investigation by the State University of New York came in the wake of six men's basketball players being dismissed, including the star point guard Emanuel Mayben, after his arrest on charges of sale and possession of crack cocaine last fall.
