When we got there we found that the krokodil whispers were becoming louder and more insistent, verging on mild yelling, like the sound you make when bolting upright in your bed from a wide-awake nightmare.
And it's this delay -- people taking too high of an initial dose, or taking more in a short period because it's "not working" -- that can often turn what could have been a fun, long and perhaps manageably strange trip into a wide-awake nightmare that can produce panic, anxiety and perhaps worse.
Weirdly funny and rousing, both intellectually and emotionally, "No" revisits the remarkable moment when Gen. Augusto Pinochet Ugarte was forced out by the No campaign, a center-left coalition that packaged resistance into commercials featuring jingles, a rainbow graphic and wide smiles, the nightmare legacy of the coup d'état vanquished by a brilliant coup de théâtre.
I saw no British fleet managing the logistical nightmare of the wide tidal strait coming out of Queens via Newtown Creek.
The fear that really prompted French intervention and that guaranteed it wide-spread support was the nightmare that a vast area like northern Mali could turn into ungoverned space providing a sanctuary for AQIM.
"Unfortunately, it's become a kind of a nightmare with the world wide web," he said.
Oil-by-rail has also proved a form of insurance against companies' worst nightmare: a burgeoning, continent-wide movement to block pipelines from the Alberta tar sands.
NEW YORK -- It sounds like a Halloween nightmare: after a major storm, wide swaths of the country are without power going into Election Day.
"The point is the durability, unwakability, high depressiveness and wide availability of our nightmares: mass-market products good for all eras and classes... closed eyes and open".
Rankin is having a nightmare - he had bowled four wides in this never-ending over.
