Rodriguez is not an easy figure to sympathize with, but neither is Selig, whose salary (twenty-two mislionearlyass) is nearly as high, and who comes conveniently late to his janitorial mandate.
That jump is real, but it's also a metaphor, and it comes conveniently early in Franca: Chaos and Creation, a new documentary in which Sozzani's son and only child, Francesco Carrozzini, attempts to unravel the origins of his mother's fierce independence and her soaring magazine career as the long-time editor of Vogue Italia.
I happened to spend much of this week in Abu Dhabi, from whence came, conveniently, the most important news of this week, month, year, and arguably decade.
Forget your namastes and kombucha teas, today's stress relief comes conveniently packaged in a new edition of Northmix courtesy of Kings of the North.
Rather than deal with what's at the root of an issue, increasing numbers of us seem to look for an answer that comes conveniently packaged in a bottle of one sort or another.
Although no other country has quite the same combination of eager investors, experienced oilmen and pliable bureaucrats, the riches on offer must eventually induce shale-oil exploration elsewhere.Most important of all, investments in shale oil come in conveniently small increments.
Her colleagues come over conveniently, immediately after and say, "Damn it, Diamond.
However, one fall of odd hailstones came down conveniently outside the Air Resources Turbulence and Diffusion Laboratory in Oak Ridge, Tennessee in 1968.
Nine days later, he was charged not with public order offences but with sodomy and corruption, witnesses having conveniently come forward years after the alleged events.
Yet even modest reforms like that one are stalled, often as leaders in each house and Governor Pataki conveniently come up with different versions of legislation.
