For international readers, Gilbert was talking about the American version of football there, not the more global variety.
But this game was only competing with ITV's pre-peak line-up of news plus a repeat of clips of global variety acts in The World's Got Talent.
Mr. Roumain's idea was to explore loss in its most expansive form — that is, not simply personal, private loss, but loss of a more global variety as well, meaning anything from losses of freedoms and national or ethnic identity to the losses occasioned by war or sustained by the environment.
In advance of today's release, at which the industry's biggest names will find out whether they have been awarded one or more of the coveted Michelin stars, its growing number of critics are claiming that it has become an anachronism in a world of global variety and changing palettes.
The aim of this paper is to provide an overview of the present global variety in the technician and other pharmacy support workforce cadres considering; their scope, roles, supervision, education and legal framework.
The founding CEO in particular set many corporate/cultural norms at the top of the org chart, but they were especially problematic for the company at large: given the need for the model to scale, and given the vast number and global variety of driver-rider interactions, it is difficult to instill customer-facing behaviors in the same way McDonald's trains counter clerks or Wal-Mart hires greeters.
But before parenthood, my worries were of the vague, global variety.
On balance, though, the gains from access to a wide and global variety of news sources are enormous.
Football for Will is of the global variety, the "beautiful sport" consisting of touch passes and bending corner kicks, commonly referred to on this side of the Atlantic as soccer.
As the large-scale expansion of the avocado industry occurred in the 1970s, the Hass avocado cultivar replaced Fuerte as the leading California variety and subsequently became the primary global variety.
