In interviews, participants described a powerfully seductive environment — the uniformed escorts to Mr. Rumsfeld's private conference room, the best government china laid out, the embossed name cards, the blizzard of PowerPoints, the solicitations of advice and counsel, the appeals to duty and country, the warm thank you notes from the secretary himself.
This is the story of that run, one that should have embossed names such as Harkness, Rouse, Hunter, Miller, Egan and Ireland into the sport's collective consciousness.
On subsequent trips, I'd dart to the open air markets and stock up on unwrapped bars bearing embossed names like lavender eucalyptus, orange magnolia and cedar rose.
The first 100 children who arrive dressed in clothes embossed with names of youth athletic groups or the city will get a free carnival ride, while adults will earn a free raffle ticket.
In an early passage in "The Transit of Venus," Grace and Caro are still schoolgirls in Australia, and one of their schoolmate's fathers returns from a trip to America with a bunch of trinkets — pencils with lights attached, a machine that embosses a name, clear plastic sharpeners.
_In an early passage in "The Transit of Venus," Grace and Caro are still schoolgirls in Australia, and one of their schoolmate's fathers returns from a trip to America with a bunch of trinkets pencils with lights attached, a machine that embosses a name, clear plastic sharpeners.
_In an early passage in "The Transit of Venus," Grace and Caro are still schoolgirls in Australia, and one of their schoolmate's fathers returns from a trip to America with a bunch of trinkets — pencils with lights attached, a machine that embosses a name, clear plastic sharpeners.
The Breitling company embosses its name into the dial of all watches they manufacture.
Instead, each original was embossed with the name of the artist's school.
A hulking concrete catwalk, embossed with its name, welcomes visitors on Seventh Avenue.
She distributed baseball caps and metal bangles embossed with his name.
