When Ken and Eve closed the store for the summer — because they had young children, Shopsin's was the rare Village business that often observed the fermeture annuelle — Ken, a reasonably adept handyman who had worked as a building superintendent before he went into the grocery business, turned Shopsin's General Store into a restaurant.
Potential buyers are being rejected by banks on the eve of closing, which leaves both buyers and sellers in limbo.
On the eve of closing my very first financing, I got a letter from a major financial services firm, who will remain unnamed, saying they have the name "Credit Source" and you can't use it.
Yesterday, on the eve of closing its massive $46 billion acquisition of AT&T Broadband from AT&T, the company reported a quarterly profit of $75.6 million, or eight cents a share.
By the end of the episode, despite his assholery, we learn this man is to be one of Eve's closest allies.
On the eve of the close of nominations by constituency Labour parties (CLPs), the New Statesman has reported that Corbyn is leading the field.
Otherwise, when Eve is very close to the users, the EST is also not reduced too much.
Since the BER of Eve is very close to 0.5 (if errors are randomly distributed), it would be difficult to extract much information about the message.
But last night, on the eve of the closing ceremony of the Winter Olympics, Moynihan renewed his calls for Brown to make an announcement on funding for 2012.
"The principle of the thing" is the typical explanation offered by the warring parties: on the eve of a closing, even a humble medicine cabinet can become the locus of a nasty dispute.
