The contents of his briefcase show just how hard-charging he is about getting his message out.
At 14th Street, the man sits up, blinks his eyes, tightens his collar, and pulls a turquoise and purple paperback out of his briefcase: Dale Carnegie's "How to Win Friends and Influence People".
She pulled out an Excel spreadsheet from her giant leather briefcase and showed me how she had put my donor through her grading system.
Moral grey areas are swell and everything, but it's fun to see what happens to the mystery briefcase and to witness how often the wiry blonde can kick some meathead's ass.
They include "Briefcase," case studies that examine how individual organizations succeed or fail in using new technologies; "Reviews," which seize upon a book, article, or report, the release of a product, or the occasion of an event to address some controversy; and "Synopses," which describe recent, important technological innovations or scientific articles and explain why they matter.
After all, how often does a leather briefcase bump up against a paint-splotched French portable easel?
How about a solar cell briefcase?
Kruse: How are your bags and briefcases different?
Yet, the ad talks about how business is no longer conducted by briefcase-carrying, cubicle-sitting suits.
So is the physics of cord entanglement: How two power cords set separately in a briefcase become so complexly intertwined in only a few hours.
He held her briefcase tightly against the pommel and couldn't think of anything except how warm she was, pressed against the base of his spine.
