"This one I could wear at an American Theater Wing dinner where I might have to sing but also sit at a table," she mused, looking at a $1,295 jacket and a $950 pair of chiffon palazzo pants.
Newark (pronounced new-ark, as if to avoid confusion with the better-known new-erk) is not only the home of the university, but also sits almost precisely halfway between Baltimore and Philadelphia.
She can't be contained, critics from inside and outside the White House charge; so vast is her reach, she not only vacations with the first family but also sits in on foreign policy meetings with global leaders, perhaps taking up a seat that could go to someone more versed in the issues.
Scientists have always been a key constituent and contributor for Foster, whose King County district not only includes Fermilab, the top U.S. particle physics lab, but also sits close to Argonne National Laboratory in nearby Lemont and the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.
In a city where driving is an occupational hazard, Culver City not only is conveniently located but also sits astride the region's newest light-rail line, connecting Santa Monica, the USC campus and booming downtown Los Angeles.
Programs like these are definitely useful, but also sit alongside much thornier issues, such as the civic regulatory hurdles that a lot of tech companies are facing as they grow, which potentially threaten their business models.
Roy not only lobbies for Range Resources, but also sits on the Executive Board of the Marcellus Shale Coalition.
The news is good, I suppose – "drink with abandon, it's going to hurt either way" seems to be the main takeaway – but also sits uncomfortably with me.
For ten thousand rubles (that's $2,000 Canadian) he will show up at your next corporate event where "you can approach him and not only pat, but also sit on his massive back and hold his powerful paw".
