"Knife Fight," written by Mr. Lehane and its director, Bill Guttentag, about the agonies and eventual ecstasy of a Democratic campaign consultant, is expected to be among the political films shown at gatherings like the Sundance Film Festival in January.
In 2006, a year after the botched sale attempt, Cohen and Meade both decided to hold onto the store as sole co-owners for at least three to five more years and met with an outside consultant to devise an eventual exit strategy.
Her lengthy résumé in the kitchen ended with her eventual career shift from restaurant chef to consultant, television cook and cookbook author.
The Newport Coast political consultant worked on Ed Reno's Newport Beach City Council bid against eventual District 3 winner Rush Hill.
The consultant describes his treatment plan "to positively influence the eventual cosmetic"; the word 'cosmetic' here suggests a medical textbook meaning, i.e. surgery altering the appearance of the body.
The information the consultants give her will help her lead the eventual reorg more effectively.
Dan's eventual return to his job after hospitalization would be facilitated by the outside mental health consultant, who would review Dan's records, converse with Dan's hospital psychiatrist, and examine Dan again posthospitalization.
The author's first inkling of his eventual scoop came during a telephone conversation with Michael Berrin, a Detroit-based musician and marketing consultant whom enthusiasts of hip-hop of the early '90s might remember as MC Serch, half of the duo 3rd Bass.
The key to the eventual cost of a seven-day NHS, if it happens, is the attitudes of consultants and the BMA, the doctors' union.
Amanda Ostrovitz, a lawyer and a former bank examiner with the Federal Reserve, was the eventual winner of the $2,500 cash prize for CannaRegs, a regulatory service and a reference library for attorneys, consultants, compliance professionals and individual licensees.
