James Ponsoldt's film is surely among the most tender, true teenage love stories of its generation, toughly defying everything that seems pat or Hollywood sculpted about its opposites-attract premise.
SUPERMARKETS in Paraguay have recently started opening food courts with cheap restaurants on their premises to attract shoppers.
But a loose narrative and the vaguely educational content made it more respectable than a circus or a medicine show, and Salsbury kept gambling and drinking off the premises to attract the family demographic.
But this time, he was attracted by the premise of the new film: a manhunt for Tony Blair, shot as a 1950s fugitive film, and due to be broadcast to coincide with the publication of the Chilcot inquiry into the invasion of Iraq.
She was attracted by its premise and expected the quality to remain consistent across the entire series.
Casinos, especially those in Las Vegas, Nevada, and Atlantic City, New Jersey, have found boxing to be a highly successful marketing tool for increasing gaming revenues and therefore pay large site fees to attract major bouts to their premises.
The improved premises attracted many new members.
In the aftermath of the dock's regeneration in the 1980s a policy had been adopted to try to attract retailers into the newly created premises within.
The plan, based on the premise that only exceptional performance should attract exceptional rewards, was designed to pay out only if two separate targets were met.
Allen's premise is that we tend to attract into our lives that which we tend to think about most, both in our thinking hours as well as in the dream world.
The premise that a county's quest to attract employers has been harmed by lawsuits is unfounded.
