The other networks say CBS cannot sell its big complement of older viewers to advertisers as effectively as the younger group.
— The idea of building a year-round public market to tie the city's skilled chefs to the region's big complement of young farmers had already attained an air of inevitability by the time this Midwestern city held its first Restaurant Week three summers ago.
At the opening installment on Monday evening, the first half of the program was devoted to unalloyed jazz, with works by Daniel Jamieson and Jim McNeely, performed by Mr. Jamieson's Danjam Orchestra, a modern version of a big band, with a heavy complement of woodwinds and brasses, as well as electric guitar, piano, bass, drums and a vocalist who mostly doubled some of the instrumental lines.
ABC's biggest hit, "Dancing with the Stars" has a large complement of 50-plus viewers.
But although these two aims of keeping the lights on and cutting carbon at the same time make the effort seem twice as big, they complement each other.
Arrangements that stretched the harmonics of the band and made their playing sound big were complemented by rhythmic improvisation.
As SanDeE*, a halter-top-wearing roller-skater whose big heart complemented the bowl of sugar that was her mind, Parker told us about the mellow side of the go-go early nineties and showed how non-thought and the pursuit of pleasure had become a life style.
Andreessen, who helped build the first graphical Web browser and relishes big ideas, complemented the presenters.
But remember, at the time, the Giants needed a bigger back to complement Tiki Barber, and Alexander is just 218 pounds.
More evidence that for bigger projects, Kickstarter complements traditional film financing rather than replacing it altogether.
