This building has been a tax office, an officers' mess, and a rather unloved business hotel.
Lettuce: ever present and yet under-valued, commonplace but rather unloved, all too often hiding its light under a bushel – or a burger.
Newspapers reported that he had been dead in his flat for a month, alone, unloved and unmissed.
After resigning, Kiesling wrote a book entitled Diplomacy Lessons: Realism for an Unloved Superpower (Potomac Books 2006).
The buildings, as seen from the river, currently resemble "a slightly unloved, rather dark, shrouded space," she said, but they had the same potential as the markedly transformed Festival Hall area.
To add to its anti-elitist lustre, the monorail was designed to serve middle-income districts that Sound Transit neglected.The cost for the first stage was pegged at around $1.75 billion, paid for with a now unloved car tax.
Like Mr Draghi, he has worked for Goldman Sachs, an unloved investment bank.
The other boarders make up a gallery of different, bohemian types: a melancholy pianist (Brian Keith MacDonald) tapping out Chopin; a poet (Rachel Moulton) with an eye for unloved, beautiful things; and an undermining phony (Teddy Bergman).
Ask for friendship rather than a relationship.
Instead, their only visible legacy is a ghastly, unloved old stage in Hull's Queen's Gardens, rather embarrassingly signposted the "Mick Ronson Memorial".
