You won't see her with the eyes of a young man, but instead with those of someone who is 75 or 80.
The Pullman plant is not associated with worker dreams now, but instead with an 1894 strike that occurred after George Pullman cut wages 28 percent.
After all, the buck no longer stops with the company, but instead with the employee, who must take responsibility for the investments in his DC plan.
After the Armistice, black veterans returning home were greeted not with recognition of their civil rights but, instead, with an intense wave of discrimination and hostility.
Perhaps, then, the underlying reason why there is so much hostility between ethnic groups is nothing to do with the groups themselves, but instead with the diseases they may bring.
Its maker — reportedly, a guy in a garage on Long Island — wasn't concerned with emulating the historical Rothko but, instead, with mirroring the taste of present-day Rothko fanciers.
So why, with all those means at his disposal, does the prime minister continue to respond to his journalist critics not on television or in the press but instead with lawsuits?
The days after recess showed only one three- line whip on the Monday which meant MPs would not necessarily be in London, but instead, with local and European elections looming, would most likely be scattered across the country.
A magnificent playing career ended last night, not in triumph, with silverware to hoist and champagne stinging his eyes, but instead with head bowed and an almost apologetic wave to the stands.
Craig Tevendale says: "I have come up with someone not from commercial practice, as I expected to, but instead with Kevin Long, an up-and-coming solicitor at Lambeth Law Centre.
And Ms. Brady's building is bustling not with her friends, many of whom had modest incomes as public-school teachers, secretaries and department store buyers, but instead with bond traders and public relations executives, nearly all under 35.
