"I see this place becoming the McDonald's of the future,'' Michael Donahue, the fifty-eight-year-old co-founder and chief brand officer, told me as we entered one of its outlets on Chicago's Near North Side.
On day 28, sheep entered one of the experimental plots, which consisted of four PSM-rich forages and one control: Lotus pedunculatus (lotus), Hedysarium coronarium (sulla), Onobrychis viciifolia (sainfoin), Cichorium intybus (chicory) and Lolium perenne/Trifolium repens (grass/clover).
Signs of an active neighborhood surround Krisha as she hurriedly drags a suitcase, but the walls seem to close in on her before she's even entered one of the homes.
By Thomas G. Smith, Harold Ross, and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, May 18 , 1935P. 16 A man entered one of the express elevators in the Graybar Building on a showery day of last week, wet and testy.
But we have definitely entered one of those cyclical returns to a recognition of limits, a focus on problems at home, a skepticism toward overseas ventures in the name of lofty ideals.
When I first entered one of the courtrooms, I was struck by how small it was.
The Polish revolution recently entered one of its most perilous phases.
And that was before MSF reported this week that the disease had officially entered one of Juba's two displacement camps.
Earlier this year she entered one of her poems, The Circus of Lies, into the Young Muslim Writers awards.
Almost overnight, the face of Algerian society changed and entered one of the darkest times of its history.
There are rumors he's in Los Angeles or that he has entered one of his dark periods and refuses to see anyone.
