In Perth – especially in Perth – given the state of the series, they made a selection mistake in not including Boyd Rankin rather than the workhorse Tim Bresnan.
It is a state-of-the-art workhorse designed to drive one of the busiest routes in the city – the number 38 from Victoria to Hackney.
On the downside, the Swans lost workhorse Luke Parker after a sickening collision with Franklin in the opening minutes of the final quarter.
Central banks are busy bolting crude analyses of financial markets onto their workhorse models.
So desperate have investors been for good news that sentiment seems to have been helped by better-than-expected results in the third quarter from Yahoo!, hardly the workhorse of the American economy, and Citigroup, even though tussles with regulators mean an uncertain future for the bank.
Quantitative easing, or the buying of assets with newly created money, has been the workhorse of monetary policy since rich-world interest rates fell almost to zero in 2008-09.
Worse, it underinvested in the Unix operating system, which has become an e-commerce workhorse, focusing instead on Windows NT.Lew Platt, Ms Fiorina's predecessor, struggled to turn things around.
Once done, he fully expects to get as much life from Windows 7 as the dozen years he enjoyed with Microsoft's previous workhorse, Windows XP.
It is intended to compete with the Boeing 737 and Airbus A320, the workhorse narrow-bodied aircraft that dominate commercial aviation.
You may even have more than one: a commuter workhorse for use during the week, and a sportier model for the weekend.
AirAsia is publicly calling for such a souped-up version of the A330 which is the workhorse of its longer-haul fleet.
