I can see why the producers of "Glory Days" might have thought this was an auspicious moment for a big-time New York transfer.
A big-time New York incarnation — in a Broadway house with a fast-rising director (Kenny Leon, who staged the Tony-winning revival of "Fences") and two formidable Hollywood stars — should give this story a triumphant final chapter.
Working to establish a new initiative is a big time commitment, and it's crucial to remember that your scientific work is your primary responsibility.
Cinderella makes eyes at a clutch of big-time new suitors, including the UK, France, Spain, Australia and Brazil.
In a June 17 story that appeared on page 3 of the New York Post, Beth Piskora, a business reporter with the Rupert Murdoch-owned tabloid, writes that at a conference on organized crime sponsored by Kroll Associates, the big-time New York-based business intelligence firm, she learned of a high-tech scam being perpetrated by an unnamed organized crime family.
Student's Ad Gets a Remake, and Makes the Big Time [New York Times].
In 1968 he spied an opportunity for the big time: Ringling Brothers' new Clown College in Venice, Fla.
My new friend had a big-time bounce and would often hide under parked cars, be soaked in sewer water, fly over fences and break windows.
(Sisario) JAYMAY (Wednesday) A fixture in the no-cover, singer-songwriter joints of New York for years, Jaymay, a k a Jamie Kristine Seerman, is finally making a play for the big time with a new album on Blue Note, "Autumn Fallin'," which came out this week.
That type of growth is important because a new, big time player just entered the ring: Google.
On the agenda was the release of "BTR," the first album from the cast of "Big Time Rush," a new Nickelodeon series about a boy band.
