At the same time, the speech was a careering, sometimes dissociative, rant.

On the Second Edition re-release, "Socialist" is put before "Careering", and the last three tracks are split up.

In this all-cable, all-Kobe culture, the intrigue has transformed the Lakers into the careering, out-of-control car that you cannot take your eyes off.

The songs Albatross, Poptones, Careering, Chant and Radio 4 were selected as "key tracks".

In "A Tour of the Calculus," Berlinski used a subdued form of this literary careering to much better effect.

Sally Hogshead, author of "Radical Careering" (Gotham, 2005), likens this decision to a cost-benefit analysis.

One should not forget his middle careering of "Dogg's Hamlet, "Cahoot's Macbeth," interrelated plays.

"Even God loves Soweto," boasts a sticker on one of the careering, overcrowded minibus taxis that shuttle commuters between Soweto and Johannesburg.

Without ever slowing his novel's pace or letting us lose sight of any of his characters, the author takes the reader on a careering, kaleidoscopic tour of their world.

In Thomas McNamee's "Alice Waters and Chez Panisse," the careering, chaotic and ultimately inspiring story of that transition is told.

S.Manoharan CMD, Murugan Foods Pvt Ltd went to London to learn Food & Careering technology.

The careering, disorienting movement of space and image is wonderfully visceral and may recall an infantile thrill: that of a small child's being gently tossed back and forth between adults.

"The author takes the reader on a careering, kaleidoscopic tour" of the mayhem and the wretched world of Manhattan's immigrants, Geoffrey C. Ward said in these pages last year.

They gave Ms. Cole a sturdy rhythmic footing from which she swung out gleefully on "Orange Colored Sky" and "Ballerina" and hit a slam-bang peak of exuberance with a careering, accelerated "Thou Swell."

But the careering of miscellaneous events and the lack of care were as disappointing here as in the mixed quartet by this composer that was included in a related and generally regrettable chamber concert at the Japan Society on Wednesday.

"2011 - Back Too Black" snares the listener with the indelible guitar sound and slashing attack that propelled P.I.L. favorites like "Poptones" and "Careering," then begins introducing new elements, constructing a contemporary context within which this now-familiar guitar style can flourish and evolve.

As "Poptones" and "Careering" played, Lydon and the group broke many of the show's rules by failing to lip sync, blowing his nose at the camera, bringing disco-clad audience members to himself and the group, and banging a microphone in time to the music on Clark's podium.

And although the last indispensable Queen album - 1976's A Day at the Races - doesn't have the scope of its two predecessors, its careering from heads-down rock (Tie Your Mother Down) to dandified anachronism (Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy) is still giddy fun.

For centuries people have found meaning - or thought they did - in the sky, in the forms of the constellations, the sudden careering of comets, the stately dance of the planets, the filigree of galaxies, spanning space as far as the telescope can see, like an old jeweled fishing net cast across the void.

Poet: Fresh and rosy red the sun is mounting high, On floats the sea in distant blue careering through its channels, On floats the wind over the breast of the sea setting in toward land, The great steady wind from west or west-by-south, Floating so buoyant with milk-white foam on the waters.

Campbell's main interest in the block of land was the gently sloping foreshores of Careening Bay.

The rockiness was also useful in providing building materials, and from a quarry on Careening Bay a business of supplying sandstone ballast to shipping.

Kwinana was then sold and taken to anchorage in Careening Bay on Garden Island, Western Australia.

Continuing west, Mermaid developed such a bad leak that King decided to careen her at a bay that was in consequence named Careening Bay.

Another training school was the Special Boat Section at Careening Bay Camp, on Garden Island, Western Australia.

SRD Parties staging out of Careening Bay Camp were sent on clandestine missions into Japanese-occupied territory.

He was the son of Elias Marshall, master shipwright, of H.M. Careening Yard, Halifax.

He managed to get past the enemy's steamboats at the entrance of Careening Bay, but was prevented from getting further by a long string of boats carrying enemy troops.

Luis Carl Russell was born on Careening Cay, near Bocas del Toro, Panama, in a family of Afro-Caribbean ancestry.

It was from the 120 acres of leased land that Milson built a good business supplying ships in Sydney Harbour with fresh fruit and vegetables, milk and water, as well as ballast from a quarry near Careening Cove.

The car then careered off the road, the report said.

In her dream, they were still careering along the road.

So he is careering through the forest looking for one.

That never happened to him careering down a mountain at 136 miles an hour.

She enjoyed herself no end, careering about the town all on her own!

Her own construct careered the other way, out of control.

But Young worked a walk, and the inning careered out of control.

In what style they had come careering along the country roads!

He swung left to right, back again, careered across the road, in and out of the trees.

She turned and saw him lying still, face down, as the horses careered away.

But it won't do to go careering over the country in this way, and so she would tell you.

The vehicle careered across the empty parking lot to the far side.

Since being trapped in the tar his life had careered out of control.

The car careered into an alley, but they somehow ended up in an open field.

Building reform on the Medicare model would send health care careering in the wrong direction.

The baby was being held in her mother's arms when the rocket careered towards them at the family's home.

Ian put a shoulder into a great gun as it careered by him.

I watched, fascinated, as man and beast careered across the field.

They lost their first three games in April, then began careering down the mountainside of the season.

This is not an attack, he thought, careering between men and waking machines.

Then the car came into view, careering towards them.

The tram was coming, careering full speed down the hill.

The van also careered out of control and crashed into the ditch.

Manchester was careering ahead through black water toward an uncertain resolution.

Her mind careered around for a delaying tactic, but none came.

Down a side street, a car careened out of control.

The little blood she had left went careening around her body.

With his mind's eye he saw the car careening out of control.

What if she had seen the car careening into the truck?

But suddenly, his sports car came careening around a turn.

The truck was out of control and careening toward him.

I run, my legs like water, at one point careening off the wall.

He gave the car the gas as it careened around to the right.

Hit the left side of the hole and careened right.

She struck the first two, and they careened into others.

The car left the road and careened into the desert.

The car careened as it went around the next corner.

They talk about America careening toward some type of war and the worst is yet to come.

The car had careened off the road into a ditch.

Dogs and little boys careened about, getting in everyone's way.

With that, the boat careened around the next mark out of control.

The world seemed to turn over as the carriage careened to a stop.

When I saw her again, she was careening sideways out of control.

The room careened, and he caught himself on the desk.

So what if this quickly careened out of control and exploded?

We should have careened it before now, but you people are in a hurry.

As if you two haven't careened down a few of those in your day.

Suddenly, out of the northeast, a great black car came careening down the road.

The big ship careened, and threatened to fall on its side.

He could feel himself spinning again, careening out of control toward the edge.