Partly, I suspect, because they realize that it is enough to be a great cook, whereas men, larded with pride in their own accomplishment, invariably go one step too far and try to be great chefs--a grander calling, though somehow less respectable, and certainly less responsive to human need).
With a personalized letter signed by Charles Koch, the invitation to the four-day Rancho Mirage meeting opens with a grand call to action: "If not us, who?
Butause the company was a subsidespitef Jacksonvimpaneling Lender Processing Services (LPS), the primary default services provider in the United States, the Jacksonville FBI office had jurisdiction over the case.
Last week, Dr. Gedz testified before a grand jury called by the Manhattan District Attorney's office, which recently launched a criminal investigation.
LIFE AND LETTERS about Harold Acton, a homosexual Englishman who lived nearly all his life in a grand villa called La Pietra, on a hilltop with a view of Florence, Italy.
LIFE AND LETTERS about Harold Acton, a homosexual Englishman who lived nearly all his life in a grand villa called La Pietra, on a hilltop… Sir Edward watched the play from his seat in the stalls.
Decisions of the assembly that involved questions of Jewish law were subsequently submitted to a Grand Sanhedrin called by Napoleon to provide Halakhic justification for acts that the French imperial government had required of the Jewish communities.
By David Plante The New Yorker, July 10 , 1995P. 40 LIFE AND LETTERS about Harold Acton, a homosexual Englishman who lived nearly all his life in a grand villa called La Pietra, on a hilltop with a view of Florence, Italy.
This wall painting, transferred to canvas to hang in the National Gallery, was originally frescoed by the baroque master Domenichino and his team in a grand chamber called the Room of Apollo in the Villa Aldobrandini near Rome.
In 1885 Selfe bought land in Ashfield and designed a grand house called Amesbury.
Grand calls this the "internal appellate process".
