Keep on schedule -- "Late everyday/everywhere: late to bed; late to get up; late to work and late to finish"?
Slap up against the drawings of Emin with her legs splayed open, or the cocky schoolgirl slogans ("Fuck school Why go somewhere to be told your late everyday") are beehives and flip-flops and pussycats.
The school has defended the new rules against angry parents and says the new dress-code keeps in-line with the "whole Steve Jobs ethos of simplicity," meaning that, by wearing the same style of clothing everyday – like the late Apple CEO did – the girls can focus on "more important decisions instead of small ones".
This indefatigable dynamo wears a few hats full-time at the National University of Singapore (NUS), is on the board of the Electronic Device Failure Analysis Society, and continues at Semicaps Corp. till late everyday.
In employee reviews managers often have very little idea of what an employee has done, which leads them to make judgments based on behavior that seems productive; like staying late everyday, or sending out company wide emails at three in morning.
But withdrawing NGO support means that health centres that have enjoyed a time of plenty under NGO management will return to the fold of health centres run by the state in its present condition and the health system in its present condition, with the everyday consequences of late reimbursements and stock shortages.
[C6.] Fuji Ads Focus on Everyday Moments The latest advertising campaign by Fuji Photo Film U.S.A. captures everyday moments of everyday lives.
Even for the hardened residents of the capital, long accustomed to the intrusion of violence into everyday life, the latest upswing in attacks has been disorienting, altering life and routines in a manner that has cast a pall of fear over this city.
In the meantime, anarchism was to be "a guide to everyday life," as the late Paul Avrich explained in his definitive 1984 study, "The Haymarket Tragedy".
Why all the excitement over a series of stories about everyday life in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in the fictional town of Deep Valley, Minn.
