Talk about a matchup, talk about first class backdrops - the only thing better would be swapping out picture perfect Dodger Stadium for Wrigley Field in a World Series featuring Fenway Park.
Yet despite its generous size, range of interests and world-class backdrop, the event has yet to establish an identity and is still viewed as flyover territory by many in the industry seeking sales or buzz.
Ten more followed, many with working-class British backdrops.
Utamaro experimented with line, colour, and printing techniques to bring out subtle differences in the features, expressions, and backdrops of subjects from a wide variety of class and background.
For a brief moment in the '70s, Columbia, Md., was proof that color and class were just backdrops on which to form incredibly deep, real and lasting relationships.
As a result, consumption has come to carry more symbolic meanings for different social classes against the backdrop of the great social narrative (Baudrilliard 2001: 68 9, 84 5), such that consumers no longer pay attention to value-in-use but rather the symbolic value of consumer goods.
There are parallels between The Interestings and Alan Hollinghurst's The Line of Beauty – two novels about class unfolding against the backdrop of the Aids era.
That's presumably because the president spoke in front of a group of emergency responders whose livelihoods are threatened by the indiscriminate spending cuts, just as he often used middle-class Americans as backdrops on the campaign trail.
I'd love to read more books like Demolition Dad by Phil Earle or Boy in the Tower by Polly Ho-Yen, which use working class homes as an incidental backdrop for larger-than-life stories.
He has worked hard to pay off the deficit and bring the school up from an Ofsted rating of "requires improvement" to "good", against a backdrop of increasing class sizes, less money for ICT, reduced GCSE and A-level options, and not replacing teachers who leave.
The widespread erosion of the middle class took place against the backdrop of a decrease in household incomes in most U.S. metropolitan areas.
