We turn now to politics, where the presidential campaign, like Wall Street's current rollercoaster, has become a nail biter.
The musical was an "edge-of-the-seats nail biter" according to the Ben Brantley in the New York Times, who likened it to a season-finale episode of terrorist drama Homeland.
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We were watching the Red Sox as we were flying home -- a nail-biter.
Especially now, with Nasdaq at nail-biter heights and, more worrisome yet, with Greenspan's guns trained on stocks?
Not for them the nail-biter over the water to choose the most important man in the world.
Working in Utah County, most of my colleagues are BYU fans, excited at their nail-biter comeback the other night against Iona.
In the end, Vander Blue and the Golden Eagles pulled out another nail-biter as the Bulldogs couldn't muster any more of their March magic.
He got into NCAA basketball prognosticating after watching his team, Georgia Tech, lose a nail-biter in 2002 when Tennessee hit a shot at the buzzer from half court.
"That's what I told Tuukka at the end of the game, 'You can start laughing now, '" Julien said after the Bruins followed their seven-game series against Toronto by avoiding a nail-biter against the Rangers.
For example, a young nail-biter whose mother told her that the habit was unhygienic and might pose a health risk decided to examine whether more bacteria were removed during hand washing with soap or hand sanitizer.
Its issues of historical accuracy aside (and conceded from the start by Affleck and others), the movie's a crisp little nail-biter that easily sells itself to the international marketplace, which remains the final frontier for American commercial cinema.
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