He was introduced by Earl Leggett, his former line coach.
Given his former line of work, Gore is well versed in the dark arts of campaigning.
Siv's former line of work is never stated beyond the mention of his once having a shoe business.
But given his former line of work, he remained suitably wary, moving often and adopting disguises as needed.
African cattle derive from the former line, later hybridized with the distinctively humped type, which is better adapted to hot climates.
In July, it put Ms. McDowell, a former line engineer who kept Compaq and Hewlett-Packard atop the computer server market in the 1990s, in charge of its mass-market phone operations.
She said the plaza provided a vital east-west pedestrian route along the former line of Cedar Street, which was closed in 1956 from Nassau to William Streets to accommodate the Chase development.
The lyric "where a kiss of love can kill you and there's death in every tear" replaces the former line "where the only water flowing is the bitter sting of tears".
Here is the food-world luminary and former line cook Anthony Bourdain on the subject, in his "Kitchen Confidential": "Brunch is punishment block for the B Team cooks, or where the farm team of recent dishwashers learn their chops.
The Ferry House offers a platter of desserts made in-house that fit right into Mr. Trigg's approach, subtly touched by the developing style of Maria Barnes, a former line cook.
Some policies will continue to pay out until you can resume your former line of work (called "own occupation" policies), while others will stop paying as soon as the insurer reckons you are able to do any form of work (called "any occupation").
