WHEN have you ever altered an everyday routine to be more "green"?
The testimony involved words like "document shredding," "recusal" and "immunity," common in Congressional investigations but hardly ever used in everyday conversation.
Even then, Ellis said, his greatest hope was to stick as the backup to Martin, and Ausmus conceded that he had not imagined that Ellis would ever become an everyday player.
This city has so much charm and personality in its streets, and even though these cobbles were targeted and shaken, they remain as solid and enchanting as ever; filled with everyday life.
In the end, Khalifa played parts of three seasons in Pittsburgh, but by the 1989 season, he found himself being moved around the infield at the Pirates' Class AAA affiliate in Buffalo, plagued by the sense that the organization had given up hope that he would ever be its everyday shortstop.
Scrapping the King James version, in the well-meaning way of the well-educated classes, had a number of effects, the most decisive and the most disastrous of which was to destroy for ever an ordinary, everyday connection with 400 years of the English language.
Wall-to-wall criminal law encroaches ever more on everyday life as police power is applied in ways that would have been unthinkable just a generation ago.
Both declare, "From Everest to the everyday, Grape-Nuts has the power-packed nutrition you need to reach the top!" The theme "emphasizes the spirit and the adventure of someone like Hillary," Ms. D'Sa says, and presents Grape-Nuts as "giving someone the fuel to reach" his or her goal, reflecting how "the Grape-Nuts consumer sees food as fuel".
"Ever notice how an everyday moment can suddenly turn bromantic, officer?" March 13 , 2015
These are the names that changed for ever the nature of everyday consumption.
