This means, that only comparatively few people want to stay in Turkey.
By Harold Ross The New Yorker, January 20 , 1940 P. 13S. N. Behrman was at a formal party the other evening and decided comparatively early that he wanted to go home.
The New Yorker, January 20 , 1940 P. 13S. N. Behrman was at a formal party the other evening and decided comparatively early that he wanted to go home.
The developers decided to "reposition" City Walk from a condo complex to a rental complex, focusing on young professionals who worked in San Francisco and elsewhere in the Bay Area, but who wanted the comparatively lower rents available in Oakland.
While the total amount of annual savings of roughly $2.5 billion would be comparatively small, administration officials want to highlight the agencies in their coming budget proposal as examples of misuse of taxpayer dollars.
When asked if they wanted the comparatively healthful sandwich coupled with bottled water and a side salad, customers responded with a resounding "no".
Although currently many students and employees wanting parking spaces are denied them, Snover insists that MIT's parking situation is a comparatively good one.
He checks his face in the mirror — even a dying man wants to look comparatively clean.
The final parliamentary session before an election is usually comparatively low-key because parties want to save up interesting policies for election manifestoes.
But it wasn't so much that moviegoers flocked to original content out of a deep desire for original stories, but rather that A) super-expensive IP cash-ins were comparatively rare and B) folks wanted to see movie stars, no matter where those films originated.
Comparatively, with this project, Snyder and Reed wanted "S-Town" to feel more like a novel.
