For one thing, he is trailing Mr. Bush, although by small margins, in most polls, including those in customarily Democratic states like Washington and West Virginia.
A multiyear fragrance or cosmetics contract, customarily reserved for megacelebrities like Beyoncé, can be worth millions, of course.
As they recalled over tea that afternoon, it was one year earlier, at the start of the show's second season, that HBO had persuaded them it was not ready for the sort of gala premiere the network customarily organizes for shows like "Boardwalk Empire," "Girls" and "The Newsroom".
But we customarily think that we, like the animals, have nothing much to learn after puberty, other than the details that enable us to obtain a good job.
Sure, plenty of video game heroes crack wise, but it usually takes the form of Joss Whedon-like gallows quippery that customarily follows a headshot, or perhaps a good knuckle-cracking.
Bridges are customarily named after literary types like Samuel Beckett and Simone de Beauvoir.
Rappers like Jay-Z customarily release a cappella versions of their rhymes, a clear invitation for disc jockeys and producers to work up their own new tracks.
In a situation like this, if you're not merely a reporter, but, by God, a reporter's reporter, you have to be ready for anything, even if "ready for anything potentially means having to ask fearless, gooseflesh-inducing questions at an hour when maybe not you personally but certain reporters a lot like you are customarily at home in their jammies, drinking cocoa.
In a situation like this, if you're not merely a reporter, but, by God, a reporter's reporter, you have to be ready for anything, even if "ready for anything potentially means having to ask fearless, gooseflesh-inducing questions at an hour when maybe not you personally but certain reporters a lot like you are customarily at home in their jammies, drinking cocoa..
The exchanges weren't designed for employees of big enterprises like government, who customarily have employer-sponsored plans that are more generous; the exchanges are for people who would otherwise have ruinously expensive plans, bare-bones plans, or no insurance at all.
