It is much easier to buy staples like milk and butter at a convenience store or gas station than to hike all the way to the back of a grocery store, where those items traditionally are stocked — which is why more grocers now have small dairy cases at the front of their stores.
McCain was shown riding a golf cart with George H.W. Bush, whining about Obama to various extremely small crowds, talking to the press in front of dairy cases and German restaurants, and cancelling his oil rig photo-op because of an oil spill.
You're standing together in front of the dairy cabinet.
Sax, who is thirty-four, with salt-and-pepper hair, passed shelves of balsamic vinegar ("so big in the nineties") and tubs of wasabi peas ("Wasabi won't sell a product today the way sriracha would") before stopping in front of a dairy cooler.
The morning of the fight, I watched three police cars, sirens ablaze, whistle through the faded town within ten minutes of each other past the cavernous, stale-beer-smelling Klondike Tavern, past the Ngāti Hine Forestry Trust, past a group of teenage boys gathered in a street-side patch of sun in front of the dairy.
Rolling to a stop in front of the expansive dairy case, we hesitated again.
Beef animals are taken quartering fron front to back, a dairy cow should look wedge-shaped, taken a bit back of center, with the rear a bit prominent.
Visitors will enter through the basement, where the dairy and slave cooking quarters are, rather than through the front door.
Anyone walking about in a shirt with a cursing psychedelic cow on the front is likely to be mistaken for a deranged dairy farmer.
