— Just a few years ago, this city had placed all its eggs in the banking basket, becoming a regional powerhouse and a symbol of the New South after a series of mergers and acquisitions that resulted in the financial titans Bank of America and Wachovia.
ONS statistician Phil Gooding explained that the annual update was needed to avoid the basket becoming out of date and reflecting old spending habits such as "wild rabbit meat or household mangles used to dry clothes", which were removed in the 1950s.
Late in the second game, Duncan threaded the ball to me through a tangle of bodies, then darted between defenders to the basket, his gait becoming ducklike when he forced an unnatural burst of speed.
As you'd expect, we'll be on the streets, drawing our own electoral map that focuses on the front line of a country that's becoming a basket case for many, rather than on narrow percentage points in a basket case democracy.
Either literally, as a basis for some aspect of a jewelry piece — imagine the cornice of a building becoming a basket for a stone, a hinge, maybe a bail.
That is until we actually see the anecdotal scenes that Karady crafts with real ex-service men and women and their reunited families from numerous cities across the U.S. The humor of black satire emanates, but so does the self-effacement of the soldiers who know that a sense of humor is what keeps them from becoming the basket cases they portray.
In many cases, these functions are positionally linked to NPCs and the extended structures emanating from the nuclear basket, but it is becoming increasingly clear that NPC components exert control far beyond this nuclear microenvironment.
In it, Mr Collins (best known for an earlier, more upbeat work, "Good to Great") describes the five stages through which a proud and thriving company passes on its way to becoming a basket-case.
Locals can get involved through "loaf loans" – investing in return for a free supply – or by becoming "bread baskets": buying several loaves for selling at work, or to family and friends, and getting a free loaf for every 10 sold.
Yemen, with one of the world's fastest-growing populations, is becoming a hydrological basket case.
With one of the world's fastest-growing populations and with water tables falling throughout the country, Yemen is fast becoming a hydrological basket case.
