Lately, though, Hampden seems to be moving with the times, as young and hip types settle in on the main drag, 36th Street, bringing new businesses like Spro Coffee -- come in for a pour-over, single-estate, locally-roasted whatever -- and the nearby Corner BYOB with its Gastronaut Society, a series of prix-fixe dinners with rather adventurous menus, held throughout the year.
My stretch shirt was moving with the times, but was I? Mr. Gellers at DNR agreed with Mr. Formby that stretch's best buyers are younger.
AV is moving with the times: two-party dominance has made way for a more pluralist system (notably in devolved Scotland and Wales).
The difference gives TIAA-CREF "more of a contemporary edge," Mr. Kay said, and suggests that "the brand's got momentum and is moving with the times".
Even Mediobanca, Italy's most important investment bank, is moving with the times.Mediobanca has long been at the centre of an incestuous web of relationships that connect many of Italy's leading firms.
"I don't know, there's no jobs out there and people what, they want to feel part of, they're moving with the times I suppose, to a certain degree.
The street's a lot longer, so it's moving with the times and moving with new technology".
It was established in 1968, but is moving with the times after unveiling its own smart home vision in March.
We are moving with the times, but she has always been comfortable with gay people and gay couples".
The thing that distinguishes Rugby from American football is everyone goes non-stop, almost like soccer (but worse because everyone except the full back is moving with the ball all the time).
