Last year, the store didn't bother to decorate behind the embarrassingly cheesy cardboard cutout of a town set at the bottom of the tree, giving hordes of shoppers on the 8th-floor gallery above a clear view of wires, duct tape, and scuffed flooring.
Given iTunes' dominance in the nascent digital download market, that's sure to generate hordes of interest among independent film producers in all genres who don't have a distributor.
Which isn't all that surprising, really, given the hordes of others who have said exactly the same thing.
Businesses generate hordes of data on uneven timelines.
Administrative costs are high here -- no surprise given the hordes of clerks and accountants needed to deal with insurance paperwork.
Given the hordes of qualified applicants that descend on any opportunity here, many institutions find height an easy way to cut down the field.
I pose, I bare my teeth, I do the best I can to give the horde of kids what they deserve.
In the northern Patagonian province of Rio Negro, the autumn apple crop has given way to hordes of skiers; near the Brazilian border, Chilean-owned factories churn out paper pulp; and in the beach resorts south-east of Buenos Aires, builders race to finish new homes in time for the holiday tenants who will flock there next January.
Given the ingredients—hordes of soldiers passing through for a few days before shipping off to Europe or Japan; girls who wanted a man in uniform on their arms; blackouts that kept the city hushed and dark the number, though higher than that of any other American city, is hardly surprising.New York, as Richard Goldstein explains, was insulated from the fighting but not from the war.
But even back when Microsoft first publicly unveiled its bid, analysts said that the company could afford to pay as much as $35 a share, given its ample horde of cash.
