At one point Ben-Hur does go flying, but Mr. Canutt's son, a stuntman, happened to be at the reins and made a miraculous recovery.
BEN RATLIFF FLY "Year of the Snake" (ECM) A radical sort of empathy winds through "Year of the Snake," the third album by the jazz entity known as Fly.
Tel Aviv's Ben-Gurion International Airport is on the outskirts of Lod (Lydda in Arabic), but because my wife has a Palestinian ID, she cannot fly there; she is relegated to flying to Amman, Jordan.
The rabbi, Yonatan ben Uziel, was a disciple of Hillel, the revered Talmudic sage of the first century B.C. Rabbi Yonatan was said to study Torah with such burning passion that any bird flying overhead would instantly be incinerated.
Two other fly proteins have BEN domains.
BEN STILLER You're Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly the Atlantic!
BEN PROTESS CIVIL ENCOUNTER Anyone expecting to see sparks fly when the activist investor Barry Rosenstein, below, met Martin Lipton, the father of corporate defense strategies, on Tuesday at the Bloomberg Dealmakers Summit might have mistaken them as a jovial father-son pair.
Two years ago, on assignment to write an article for a glossy "new economy" magazine, I flew to Waterbury, Vt., to meet Arnold Carbone, director of research and development at Ben & Jerry's.
Europe-bound planes fly into Stanstead, Luton and Orly airports; these arent nearly as busy as Heathrow and Charles de Gaulle, cutting down the possibility of crowds, long security lines and delays that are typical of large airports.
In mature industries, the strategic premises of market players may converge even across different institutional frameworks (Benner and Tripsas 2012; Flier et al. 2003; Huff 1982; Porac et al. 1989; Spender 1989).
