And, along the way, they show a sense of responsibility among mill owners to build "model villages" that seem far removed from the hire-and-fire ethos of modern capitalism.
That means eschewing the rapid-fire trading ethos of the 1990s in favor of the more staid business of gathering and retaining assets.
"Staff Sergeant Giunta, repeatedly and without hesitation, you charged forward through extreme enemy fire, embodying the warrior ethos that says, 'I will never leave a fallen comrade,'" said Obama.
"Tesla represents the open-source, hacker, do-it-yourself ethos of rapid-fire innovation and implementation".
By the end of the '70s, partly fired up by the DIY ethos of punk, New York filmmakers like Eric Mitchell and Amos Poe were making no-budget films, some of which played only in clubs.
Much of this book is about the drinking and skirt chasing that were part of Syl's charm during Mark's early years and enough to get him fired by the time the ethos of the 1970s arrived.
The male dominance of the grilling world has traditionally been regarded as a legacy of the caveman ethos, the notion that controlling fire is a way to master the universe.
You see, when our armed forces are not firing missiles, they live by an astonishingly liberal ethos — and it works.
Metallica, 2014 In similar vein to Jay Z, the metal group came under fire for not obviously fitting with Glastonbury's traditional ethos of peace and love.
An industrious winger in his time, steeped in the coaching ethos, he stepped in when Brazil's federation fired João Saldanha weeks before the World Cup.
But despite good looks and an eco-friendly ethos, a rash of production delays, economic woes and fire-safety concerns have kept the automaker from taking off.
