"Readers will find, in some news accounts about this decision, references to the political party affiliation of the presidents who named the judges to the bench, referring to them as Republican or Democratic appointees," Mr. Denniston wrote.
Your site plan or architectural floor plan should have a bench mark(a bench mark refers to some item, such as a manhole lid or survey waypoint with a known elevation) elevation or a "height above existing grade" as a starting point.
"It's some new technology we're trying out, to see if Mike can send me some signals from the bench," Pippen, referring to Coach Mike Dunleavy, said today.
They lost 29 of their first 50 games, a woeful period that Tom Trebelhorn, the Orioles' bench coach, referred to yesterday when he talked about the possibility of the Orioles serving as spoilers.
At a recent meeting, the staff spoke for more than an hour about the need for speed off the bench, some referring to the great presence that Homer Bush gave the team in 1998, when he often entered close games in the late innings and put pressure on the defense.
Will and Kate posed on the very same bench, now referred to as Lady Di's Chair.
In commemoration of their New Year's wedding, the bench's plaque refers to Burns's most famous song: "Dear Mike, 'We'll tak' a cup o' kindness yet, for Auld Lang Syne.' Love, Stro".
So while I'm not recommending you to have an entourage everywhere you go, don't think that "bench support" only refers to staff in areas you're weak at.
"I was sitting by Murphy on the bench," Henderson said, referring to forward Murphy Holloway.
Lots of complaining from the US bench about the referring...stop it, please.
