This Eliza Doolittle, unlike the singing version in "My Fair Lady," is left to struggle with how a woman may or may not attain some financial independence.
Ideally, the home is supposed to act like a bridge, helping the mentally ill return to neighborhoods where they can attain some self-sufficiency.
"It becomes possible to attain some sort of respect and regard not by one's own achievements but by one's connection to individuals of attainment," he said.
He wants to know "wise joy," and ruined as he is at the end, he seems to attain some measure of such things.
Ian Nicholas, HR director at Reed, said a third of people who undertook internships at his company went on to attain some paid employment with them or one of their clients.
He entered into a joint venture with Ms. O'Donnell, a successful daytime talk show host, to turn McCall's into Rosie -- hoping to attain some of the magazine success of other celebrities, like Oprah Winfrey and Martha Stewart.
The NFL is the only organization that responds to people's wincing in awkward embarrassment as if it were some sort of cue that the embarrassing thing wasn't done intensely or often enough, and they long ago went all-in on draping themselves in the blood and bones of others to attain some whiff of contact legitimacy.
But after Sunday's smash and grab at Swansea (by that now familiar 2-1 scoreline) and Burnley and Leicester to come next, this must surely be the point where they attain some consistency – even if Manchester United and Chelsea follow after.
I have the rather foppish image of one man saying to the other: "A good will is good not because of what it effects or accomplishes, nor because of its fitness to attain some proposed end; it is good only through its willing, ie, it is good in itself," and the other, in a moment of sub-fascist Nietzschean frenzy (they were only rubber bullets after all) reached for his Browning.
Ambition means longing and striving to attain some purpose.
Even with these shortcomings, GM should attain some measure of success.
