The heart sinks in inverse proportion to the eagerness with which such movies command it to soar, and there is a wild relief to be had in seizing upon the exceptions, like "Rushmore" and "Election," which politely inform Mr. Holland where he can stick his opus.
But then considering how crowded and viciously thin the margins in the smartphone space nowadays (iPhones excepted), the barren hinterlands of VR probably induced sensations of wild relief in HTC's management.
Then their offense died, and the A's crept back, then crept ahead for good, helped by two wild pitches and superb relief pitching.
We immediately sent off an equal amount to the National Association of Audubon Societies, to be used for the protection and relief of wild birds.
Wasn't he the Wild Thing, the mercurial relief pitcher who won the pennant, then lost the World Series for the 1993 Philadelphia Phillies?
Mikel Arteta, Kim Kallstrom and Olivier Giroud were all on target for Arsenal - while James McArthur and Jean Beausejour scored for Wigan - leaving Santi Cazorla to send the Gunners fans wild with celebration and relief with the decisive penalty.
(Johnson 20110303 Galleries: SoHo Anna Betbeze Moss Gardenen,' through March 12. Flokati rugs, those fluffy white coverings traditionally handmade in the Pindus Mountains in Europe and prized by contemporary designers, become wild and woolly wall reliefs in Anna Betbeze's first New York solo.
Bereft of quality fine arts to submit to the 1958 Brussels World's Fair, the Communists turned to decorative arts, and the Libenskys designed a wall of flagstone-size colored glass blocks with reversed reliefs of wild animals, reminiscent of Stone Age cave paintings.
Her delicate earthenware reliefs in wild colors recall the 18th-century porcelain rooms of European royalty -- except when you look closely, you might see the Campbell Soup kids brandishing a safety razor among the rococo flowers and vines, or the Pillsbury Doughboy tucked inside an ornate doorway.
Although their reputation has now been partly rehabilitated and they are recognised as traders, farmers, and brilliant shipwrights and metal and craft workers, a poem written in the margin of an Irish manuscript records a monk's relief that the wild seas that night were too rough even for Vikings.
Schurrle's strike early in the added period was greeted with scenes of relief, rather than wild celebration, among the Germany players, staff and supporters - quite a few of whom come from Porto Alegre following vast 19th century European immigration to the city.
