"A New Yorker With Flair Offers Praise for Another" (news article, June 28), about Fran Lebowitz and her Checker cab, stirred more than a bit of nostalgia in me.
The word heyday has appeared in 311 New York Times articles in the past year, including on June 28 in "A New Yorker With Flair Offers Praise for Another," by Michael M. Grynbaum: The heyday of the New York taxicab, experts say, was when the Checker roamed the earth.
A summer music festival with European flair, Caramoor offers performances and picnics among the pines.
She showed little flair for diplomacy, offered no good foreign-policy ideas, and undermined her assault on the bureaucrats with petty personal feuds.
Davis, a 28-year-old career backup, has been a revelation for the team and has been on a roll since June 1, giving the team a touch of the flair that Henderson offered.
Mr. Draper was still a student at a local community college, but the owner of Call Computer discovered that Mr. Draper had a flair for programming and offered him a job.
The Flair is not being offered as a consumer product mainly because a consumer market for it really doesn't exist.
Adomah offered pace and flair to Middlesbrough's attack, making his original omission something of a head-scratcher, but he was not able to get them on the scoresheet.
And that debut in the Champions League showed Morris for what he is — a young player with pace and smart movement, yet several degrees of confidence and execution short of the type of attacking flair that Clint Dempsey and Martins offered at their best together.
The pioneering designs displayed individual flair within generic classifications, which offered two- or four-stroke, single- or double-acting, and single- or opposed-piston configurations.
There, Africa prints were in the frame in a display that was offered with wit and flair – making this editor wonder why more Milan collections are not presented imaginatively off the runway.
