They get rich but they're still farmers," notes a Lazard banker quoted in the book.Mr Cohan describes with gusto the power struggle between Mr Rohatyn and Steven Rattner, a star banker who now runs the successful Quadrangle Group, and the way that Mr Wasserstein wrested control of the bank from Mr David-Weill.
When data from two randomized studies were compared and analyzed to determine the association between TIMI and GUSTO bleeding and 30-day and 6-month death/myocardial infarction, a stepwise increase was observed in the adjusted hazard of 30-day death/myocardial infarction using GUSTO and TIMI classifications separately.
England and France will rebuild from their lows with gusto, Scotland will pick a path between the carnage.
Exarchopoulos's sacred flame, apparently, was revealed when Kechiche saw her eating a tarte au citron with gusto; he imagined a perfect fusion between actress and character, which is why his protagonist ended up with Exarchopoulos's own first name.
We discern the difference between what we love to do with gusto and enthusiasm - and how many more requirements have become tasks we can "barely handle".
"There's a whole, big, wonderful country between L.A. and N.Y.C.," he proclaimed with typical gusto.
David Cameron launched with gusto into an account of a one-to-one negotiation between himself and the mayor of London.
In the past few months, I have embraced mere drizzle and moderate gale force winds with gusto, as calm, dry days have been few and far between.
Burma's many monks – estimated to number between 300,000 and 500,000 – have taken to mobile phones with gusto, particularly for taking photos at religious events and temples.
The proscenium sparkles with fairy lights; and a terrible counterpoint is soon set up between the romanticism of the lyrics, all gaiety and patriotic gusto, and the facts of carnage in France.
