Both are part of a vibrant new wave of independent booksellers, a long-beleaguered sector of the market that, for the first time in 22 years, is beginning to show signs of recovery.
By the time he sits down back in the States to watch Sunday's crunch tie, he will be a supporter watching a vibrant, young England team make waves without him.
But it is possible to eat well here, and affordably, thanks to restaurants run by the city's large Asian community, a vibrant street-food scene and a new-wave of permanent eateries.
Following a double 12" of minimal, dark electronics by Jahiliyya Fields is Torn Hawk's debut recording, a vibrant and lush exploration of hypnotic electronic new wave.
These waves of emigration have resulted in a vibrant, but divided, diaspora living away from home.
A vibrant mortgage modification program is a necessary bulwark against the wave of foreclosures.
It's a vibrant city, the perpetual revolving door for immigrants where one wave displaces the other.
On terms that are cut-rate and usually temporary — a few weeks or months — the artist gets a gallery or studio, and the landlord gets a vibrant attraction that may deter crime and draw the next wave of paying tenants.
The person I pictured was in his mid- to late twenties, with a vibrant tattoo on his neck — something classy, such as a scorpion waving a joint.
Aesthetically, its marbled waves of brilliant and matte layers give it a vibrant fluidity that makes each watch case look unique.
A tidal wave of support for Justice Chaudhry from lawyers across the country turned into a vibrant anti-Musharraf campaign.
