The New Yorker, January 23 , 1937P. 9 Wanamakers seem to have gone into the travel business, had a new note in their advertising.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, January 23 , 1937P. 9 Wanamakers seem to have gone into the travel business, had a new note in their advertising.
Ganassi's chef, a guy named Jon Wheeler, was such a gearhead that as we were chatting outside the team's pit area, he surmised that the Toyota V-8 had a different set of headers, the engine had a new note to it, a bit sharp on the high notes.
This combination has produced a new note in our public life: chaotic cruelty.
His humanity has introduced a new note in India's public discourse.
Edward Mendelson, Auden's literary executor, has added a new "note" to his earlier preface, which sets out to reposition Auden not as a heartless brainbox, but as the great 20th-century poet of love.
If all these currencies are doomed to go down, something must go up.George Magnus, a shrewd veteran strategist at UBS, has a new (privately-circulated) research note with the title "A third US dollar bull market 2008-15?" (nothethe question mark, as in this post's title).
But if a company has a new and innovative drug, Coukell noted, it can come to market at whatever price point its manufacturer thinks people are willing to pay.
The latest furore, however, is over Mr Sheppard's arrangement of our own anthem, God Save The Queen, which has a new harmonisation and is missing four notes!
Sitting in front of those grey rolling stacks, Malek tells me that after going through every single page of Carter's excavation notes he has a new appreciation of the archaeologist's strength of character.
