By Helen Ross and Lillian Ross The New Yorker, February 13 , 1971P. 31 On one Air Unsatisfactory day, we got into a taxi and, hiping for some kind of refreshing breeze as it got going, opened a rear window.
It was an unsatisfactory end to an enthralling day but the disappointment of those seeking a definitive conclusion was nothing when measured against that of the Englishman Lee Westwood, who battled hard all day and had a 12ft putt on the last green to join the other two in today's play-off.
The request for Congress to extend Mueller's 10-year term follows a problematic search for his replacement, which administration officials said Thursday had yielded an unsatisfactory shortlist of candidates.
Bernstein described Capello's interview on Italy's RAI on Sunday as having produced an "unsatisfactory situation".
We were safe enough up to that disastrous Sunday afternoon, but it was an unsatisfactory kind of safety, humiliating to some, foolish to others, clearly temporary to all but a few.
However, El Mundo says Spanish Health Minister Ana Mato fell short of transparency on Monday during what it calls an "unsatisfactory press conference".
One day, a Swallow late-flying to Egypt, after an unsatisfactory dalliance with a reed ("She has no conversation"), rests at the feet of the Happy Prince, who tells him of all the suffering he can see.
About a dozen protesters have been at the Toronto office since Wednesday morning — an impromptu action that followed what they saw as an unsatisfactory response from politicians and INAC's regional director to the situation in Attawapiskat.
This is an unsatisfactory lesson.
It was an unsatisfactory venture.
