It's tongs, a fork and a spatula all built into one product.
In effect, a multicolour press is several presses built into one.
The master bedroom is upstairs; a large wooden cabinet with inlaid ivory is built into one corner.
He will be in charge of all programming and operations including sports, which David Hill took over in 1999 and built into one of the most successful sports operations in media.
At the time, however, she was not emotionally ready to part with a business she had started in 1997 and built into one of the largest suppliers of services to television crews and casts in Los Angeles.
The moves are raising eyebrows in the corporate law world, given that few partners have ever left Boies Schiller, which Mr. Boies started in 1997 and built into one of the country's most profitable law firms.
For 17 years, until he stepped down last month, Mr. Libby was executive director of the Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association, which he had built into one of the largest of the organic movement's state organizations.
Beer, who was fond of cigars and whiskey, made sure that an ashtray and a small holder for a glass were built into one of the armrests for each chair.
Some idea of their size (130,000 square yards [110,000 square metres] for the main bath block) can be gained from the fact that the church of San Bernardo was built into one of the chambers some 500 feet (150 metres) west of the central hall of the frigidarium (cold room), into which Michelangelo built the cloister church of Santa Maria degli Angeli in 1561.
Cerberus has owned controlling stakes in Chrysler and GMAC Financing and currently has stakes in Albertsons grocery stories, one of Austria's largest retail bank chains, and the Freedom Group, which it built into one of the biggest gun-and-ammunition manufacturers in the world.
