"Let's be serious, not everybody looks at a murky, slimy, alligator-infested pond filled with golf course pesticide and fertilizer runoff and sees a business opportunity," Siwek said.
The 13-year quest to find and eliminate bin Laden, from the November 1998 day he was indicted by a federal grand jury for his role in the East Africa embassy bombings, was filled with missteps, course adjustments and radical new departures for U.S. security policy.
Like Ms. Delahunty Britz's daughter, I excelled in a rigorous schedule filled with Advanced Placement courses.
Another is to let students sit for the bar after only two years of law school (see article); the third year of law school is too often filled with elective courses like "Nietzsche and the Law" (on offer at New York University) that make little sense for working attorneys.
My mouth dropped open in amazement -- and filled with water, of course.
On your way out, there are lovely chocolate truffles filled with caramel salted, of course.
Dr. Dean's discussion of North Korea and Iran, rebuilding Iraq and reconstructing the American intelligence community was filled with talk of course corrections, but few fundamental reversals in policy.
The theater was predominantly filled with women, of course (there were a lot of mother/daughter teams), and most of them were bona-fide Twilight scholars.
Her other daughter, Karen, 16, is an honor-roll student at Williamsburg Charter High School, tackling a schedule filled with advanced-placement courses.
On your way out, there are lovely chocolate truffles filled with caramel — salted, of course.
