At the University of Chicago, his application of social-science techniques to the analysis of cities decisively influenced students like Kenneth T. Jackson and Howard P. Chudacoff.
To short-circuit that cursed inheritance, in Britain we need to start thinking big and acting decisively about work, like our near northern neighbours.
At the University of Chicago, his application of social-science techniques to the analysis of cities decisively influenced students like Kenneth T. Jackson, now a professor of history at Columbia University, and Howard P. Chudacoff of Brown University.
Rascal Flatts – I Have Never Been To Memphis (from Rewind) The only thing sadder than a bunch of bros positioning their wallet chains just right for a night at the bar is an ageing pop-country troupe striving for relevance by auto-tuning their vocals and sneering their way through faux-edgy, decisively unsexy tracks like Payback.
I would prefer that our country joined others and dealt decisively with tyrants like Assad and his regime's war crimes, and with the Egyptian military and their coup d'état.
"I like Lee Child," he announces decisively, and laughs.
And without European cover, or the umbrella of an explanation that they're doing the right thing for Europe, national politicians are hesitant to act decisively on touchy issues like job creation programs for migrants — perhaps the ultimate spur to integration — or setting parameters for their assimilation.
It might also supply what has been missing in the Oscar season — the heat of a film that decisively breaks a barrier, like "Gone With the Wind," the first all-color best picture, or "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King," perhaps the first Oscar winner to be anchored in its make-up and fantasy effects.
Anaconda is unintentionally so bad it's good, kind of like the never-ending Transformers series—just because it is decisively bad has not stopped people from liking it.
Deal with oncoming obstacles like rocks as quickly and decisively as possible – this requires good communication between partners and among the group.
