This liberation often led to dream and nightmare-inspired imagery, but it also allowed for a more subtle feeling of amusement.
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In the aftermath, every mother in America is on notice that such a nightmare - or something far worse - could be inflicted on us here.
"The defendant is accused of committing what is every subway commuter's worst nightmare - being suddenly and senselessly pushed into the path of an oncoming train, " he said.
The left-footed youngster suffered tendonitis in both knees during a nightmare 2001-2002 and was missing almost from the start of the campaign until April.
But he had already dropped a shot on the fourth before coming to that nightmare 474-yard fifth.
Perry fell away after a nightmare double-bogey on the par-three 13th.
Justin Rose finished with a 70 to end the tournament on level par, while Ian Poulter endured a nightmare final-round 76 to finish last on seven over.
London workers seem to have heeded warnings that extra restrictions and Games Lanes combined with spectator congestion might result in nightmare commutes - and changed their patterns.
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When Stevie Wonder, whom she was escorting to the stage at a rally in February, tripped on a riser, sending her tumbling down next to him in front of thousands of people, she exhibited no embarrassment or alarm, turning what could have been a blooper-reel nightmare into a non-event.
She cited Samuel Taylor Coleridge's "Rime of the Ancient Mariner, " with its frozen polar wastes and specters of "Nightmare Life-in-Death, " which as an 8-year-old child she had heard the poet recite in her father's parlor, and she made several dark allusions to the alchemical experiments of Paracelsus and Cornelius Agrippa, two Medieval figures with whom Percy had become obsessed during his studies at Oxford.
British Conservatives may complain that the single-market project has turned into a nightmare of re-regulation.
As Rob Wherry explains in Wall Street's Next Nightmare, short-selling is supposed to involve the borrowing of real stock certificates.
Having an increase looming large when the cost of everyday essentials like food and heating is rising so fast is a nightmare for cash-strapped families.
"Skype is a nightmare for law-enforcement agencies" because of its encryption, says David Vincenzetti, chief executive of Milan-based HackingTeam, which sells a program called Remote Control System that works on computers, smartphones and Blackberries.
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The shifting user interface is a training nightmare for my non-computer savvy managers.
Black Ops 2 zombie mode is a challenging, open-world nightmare of a campaign.
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"This has been a 10-year nightmare, " said Ms. Milam, noting years of annual vigils and marches commemorating the girl's disappearance.
The frightening fact is that what appears more like a Hollywood movie is a life-long nightmare for the Buff family.
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You can avoid this market-timing nightmare by observing extremes in the percentage of stocks that are undervalued according to ValuEngine.
The deal has been a never-ending nightmare for the bank as its faced growing foreclosure problems and legal battles stemming from the Countrywide unit.
It's an all-around nightmare, and there are countless supposed "cures".
Why face the PR nightmare of an always-online system when most gamers (and non-gamers) will connect their system to their Wifi network and leave it connected?
The seasonal analogy befits a year-round nightmare for these businesses.
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Nobody expects that worst-case nightmare to come through, however.
This is the big-pharma nightmare and seems likely to keep revenues which, after a prolonged period of growth slid 2.2% in the trailing 12 months, under heavy pressure for a long time.
The vet's prognosis -- foot and mouth disease -- marked the beginning of a six-month nightmare that saw Oswestry reduced to a ghost town and the entire British farming industry pitched into crisis.
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