"If a chief of police were removed because of a ballot box, the next chief wouldn't be able to run the department either," Mayes said.
Because taking a bag out of a box and putting it in another larger, plastic box, is pure class.
"We won't be able to get out of this shithole of a box now because of you, you.... .. Mark struggled for the word.
I've definitely changed as a person because of professional boxing," George Groves says on a rainy morning in Chiswick as, over breakfast, he shows the bruising honesty of a fighter who has tasted fleeting glory while being hurt in and outside the ring.
As one Port Authority worker told the Post, "In case anyone has forgotten, the TSA was created because of a couple of box-cutter incidents," referring explicitly to 9/11, in which the terrorists used box-cutters in their attack.
On Feb. 20 it announced that because of a fall in box-office revenue (no surprise amid the current economic alarms) and an expected $5.5 million deficit, it was not renewing the contracts of 11 members of its corps de ballet.
M25 Essex - Two lanes closed and queuing traffic on M25 anticlockwise after J27 M11, because of a broken down box van.
In contrast, D&B had the highest proportion of outlets that could not be confirmed (22%), with 12.3% not being found, 2.3% not being found because of a post office box address, and 7.6% being closed.
People will think I'm a cheat for the rest of my life and that's because of not ticking a box on a form, and I don't mean to make it sound trivial – it's not – it's a fight we all have to take responsibility for and as world champion I should take it higher than anyone else.
So has the experimental city, dubbed by some as a "city-in-a-box" because of its reliance on technology, been a success?
