Mr. Immelt is proudly and emphatically American — "I love the U.S., period" — but he told me that his successor might well come from the emerging markets.
The song is her debut single, "Fight for This Love", emphatically restating the poignancy of her position as a cheerful Geordie woman wronged by an adulterous footballer.
The Homily of Opatoviz (attributed to Herman, bishop of Prague) of the 10th 11th centuries emphatically condemns the love feasts as well as the veneration of statues and Slavic worship of the dead and veneration of saints as if they were gods.
I asked her why she'd gone back to it, and she replied, emphatically, "Because I loved his ass".
Paul Kahan remarks, "I think it's so cool that the chefs serve the food", while Carrie Nahabedian emphatically declares "Everyone loves Schwa".
But in true cult classic fashion, though it only lasted a little while, it has been loved emphatically for a decade with surely many more to come.
At least he has the advantage of serving first in this set, and starts emphatically by holding to love.
I love the emphatically Middle Eastern flavour, and the green colour parsley gives the kebabs – and even better is McEvedy's mix of mint and parsley.
Picking up where he left off in the second set, Djokovic emphatically broke Nadal at love to open the third set, hitting a forehand return winner on the second point and forcing Nadal errors on the other three.
The latest coalition plan will try to marry the Christian Democrats (CDA) and Labour, the two largest parties after November's election, with the Christian Union, a party of the religious right.This threesome a sort of grand coalition-plus will emphaticoalition-plus will match.
