It could be argued, in fact, that "Concrete" (the title comes from a recurring, apparently autobiographical line about urban life, "The old man lives in concrete") is more of a literary or theatrical work than a musical one.
Your damage was concrete; stripped of titles, degrees, enrollment.
Assume for the moment that an individual tree what might be called a concrete existent qualifies for the title of substance; it is just the sort of thing that has qualities and stands in relations.
Unfortunately, the industry players present at the conference were unable to offer concrete reassurances, because the new titles are still little known in many companies.
In each, the show's title seems to suggest, concrete sources have been creatively misremembered.
(Licensing for the iPhone will be done on a per title basis, so no concrete numbers are available).
Despite the intriguing title, "[t]here is no concrete evidence that Pontecorvo was ever a clandestine Soviet agent," Wellerstein wrote.
After bagging the brownfield grant, he was able to pour a new concrete floor and, for $30,000 ,take title to the place.
In other cases, she left them abstract, letting her titles open paths to concrete readings.
The Alcor Life Extension Foundation – to give it its full title – has an unexceptional grey concrete exterior that resembles a regional bank branch.
