Despite its proximity to nowhere convenient, his house is the hub from which he organized the TED conference -- sold in 2002 for a reported $14 million -- as well as its spin-off, TED MED (TED, with a medical focus), which he still owns, and a host of other synergistic projects and conferences.
expresses some casual bigotry — a realistic touch that few directors would risk today with a "positive" character — and if Buford's black best friend (Felton Perry) seems a little too convenient, his presence does generate the film's one real moment of dramatic tension.
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As in most such decisions, there were other, complex considerations, he allowed, from the fact that his wife's family's home was more convenient for his commute to work, to the fact that his wife was pregnant and it made sense to have her near relatives since his workday often stretched late into the evening.
In other words, Tomlinson is doing exactly what he wrongly accuses his critics of doing (see 6): starting his temperature series at a point convenient to his argument.
Remaining in the city — he has a small rental with his longtime girlfriend, Tamara Alexander — is convenient for his music and auditions.
The narrator of John Taylor's memoir, "Falling," appears, by contrast, too stony, and his side of the story too convenient, by his own admission.
Cynics may argue that Pratt got a lot of free publicity out of his ASL response, which is always convenient when his latest movie has just opened at the box office, but I don't think he did it for the publicity.
William Brewster bought the center house, convenient for his commute down to Brewster & Co., his family's famous coachworks in Longacre (later Times) Square.
Still, he said he had kept T-Mobile USA in addition to his AT&T contract because its "reasonably cheap phones" were convenient for his international travels.
A location convenient to his job, then based in Frederick and Gaithersburg, and to his wife's job in Baltimore.
