By the same token, The Briefcase may have been produced consensually (though I think it's up for debate) but that doesn't make it dignifying, rewarding or a proud reflection on the type of society we want to be.
Once you get a hold of a blue briefcase, back-up a bit and adjust your play style for what the challenge asks of you.
The man picked up his briefcase, headed for the sidewalk and blended back into the rush-hour crowd.
"This is not right," Ms. O'Brien said she had said to herself, convinced that she had turned up her first "briefcase business"— open for inspection, but closed for good as soon as she walked out.
So, I yanked my IBM Thinkpad out of its docking station in my office, stuffed it into my old leather briefcase, gathered up my family (actually my wife did that part) and raced for the airport.
If you want to join the growing youth movement for education and jobs, please watch this video and sign up for a local Briefcase Brigade here.
Ambrose came down to ringside and continuously distracted Rollins, taking his Money in the Bank briefcase, ripping up his contract, and filling the briefcase with drink and soda.
The next time a briefcase washes up onshore, don't open it.
He had one arm around a scuffed, dilapidated briefcase pasted up with travel stickers.
On their upcoming national action April 27, youth and students across the country will dress up for job interviews, some with briefcases, and visit local offices of members of Congress.
