He sold the company to Olin Mathison in 1957 and started a business developing lots and building homes in San Antonio.
Big firms have grown risk averse, developing lots of imitations of blockbuster drugs and fewer novel ones.
We had a lot of theater in my hometown and I was constantly running from play to play and probably developing lots of bad habits.
She also hatched a plan to turn compost from the Hunts Point Market into compost for developing lots that had been ravaged by arson.
She develops lots of self-confidence and a sense of importance, which is refreshing.
The industry has had to develop lots of "boutique" fuels to meet local requirements.
People would live longer and develop lots of other chronic diseases that can be expensive to control or treat.
In the mid-2000s, for example, rap started to develop lots of blippy, simple melodies that would sound good in ringtones.
Ms. Steinfeld, who has been N.Y.U.'s career services director for 13 years, has developed lots of experience giving job advice, partly because her office holds 13,000 one-on-one counseling sessions with students each year.
"I plan to donate more easements because my plan is to develop lots on the eastern end of the property only and to keep about 100 acres for myself," Mr. Witteveen said.
