That goes for commercial partners, but also people playing cricket and people wanting to watch".
So it goes for commercial music's prom queens and kings, the mostly deserving, occasionally not royalty who will glide across the red carpet, shimmering while banking social media followers amid relentless online chatter.
Still, when picking his roster of revivals, he gravitates toward the less familiar, like Edward Albee's "The Goat or Who is Sylvia?" and "The Cocktail Party" by T.S. Eliot, rather than going for standard commercial fare.
Zhang, XW, a pre-primary school teacher in Nanjing in her mid-20s, was yet to find a boyfriend, but she already saw the logic of going for a commercial package: Spending money will save you hassles.
Harlem Moon reflects Ms. Hill's vision that she is investing in writers as much as in product -- she apparently is not going for the obvious commercial barn-burners, but she certainly intends to make money -- and she says she wants to create a comfortable home for talents who can develop into selling authors who will be coveted by hardcover houses.
Negotiate the interest rate based on your credit history, financial health and the going rate for commercial borrowing.
Aspiring to do something totally great, that's really what pretentiousness is, in the positive sense, instead of just doing something where you go for the commercial jugular.
With applications for entrance to Oxford and Cambridge up by 4.3% this year, more students may decide to cast amateur status to the winds and go for the commercial competitive edge.
