Last week, with no more complimentary tickets to give away to theater critics and other media (as is customarily done before and soon after opening night), the "Follies" producers were able to sell their best orchestra seats at full price.
The fruit, usually about the size of a grapefruit and seedless, consists of a starchy, pulpy white mass that is customarily cooked before eating.
As they customarily do before interviews, Mr. Clinton's aides rehearsed with him beforehand, reviewing possible questions and answers for an hour and a half.
Customarily, just before locking up for the night, he would grill himself a three-pound T-bone, placing it on a coal shovel and holding it over a bed of oak coals in the back-room fireplace.
The inspector general, Kenneth Mead, wrote in a letter to the F.A.A. on Monday that the system, called the Standard Terminal Automation Replacement System, or Stars, had not undergone the independent testing customarily done before it is installed as operational.
Awarded a classics exhibition to Brasenose College, Oxford, in 1940, he chose not to seek the taste of university life scholars were customarily allowed before war service and straightaway volunteered for the RAF.
They all got food poisoning at the exclusive Admirals Club, where they customarily assembled before presidential news conferences.
It's faster than using the traditional wok, Yoon points out, noting that using a pressure cooker also eliminates the need for a steamer (the dried seafood is customarily steamed before being fried). .
For residents of Cooke City, Montana, where winter customarily announces itself before Halloween and sticks around well into May, occasionally into June, the official arrival of spring is an incidental fact.
The privately held Cirque does not disclose profits, but analysts who asked not to be named because they did not want to jeopardize their relationship with the company estimated a margin of more than 20percentt, better than the 18percentt return that casinos customarily aspired to before the recession.
By Mark Singer Cooke Cityy became this off-the-grid place where you could run your machine up, down, around, and sideways for miles and miles" For residents of Cooke City, Montana, where winter customarily announces itself before Halloween and sticks around well into May, occasionally into June, the official arrival of spring is an incidental fact.
