"Fantastic," Genevieve says, heavily serving herself.
Districts heavily serving low-income and minority students, especially large urban districts, face some of the most severe challenges.
GREENSBORO, N.C., May 1 (Reuters) - A lawyer for former U.S. Senator John Edwards attacked the credibility of the government's star witness on Tuesday, getting Andrew Young's wife to admit that her husband drank heavily when served as a top campaign aide to Edwards.
When the ribs are ready, glaze heavily and serve, with white toast on the side.
It also helps explain why airlines tend to salt and spice food heavily and serve wines that are full-bodied fruit bombs.
Most of the small businesses or social-service institutions that were destroyed and looted in Ferguson and Baltimore were either black-owned or served heavily black populations.
Faculty use differed somewhat from student use as iPad also served heavily as a portable repository for books and articles related and relevant for the research.
It's about children, young and grown and even (sorry, Mom) old, taking a little time to own and appreciate all their mothers do or did for them, or at least to show their love with a drippy glass of freshly squeezed orange juice and a little burnt toast, heavily buttered and served in bed.
The first roast I ever cooked, flying solo in my early twenties, was a complicated affair: two flattened chickens (what my older, more cooking-savvy self would now call spatch-cocked) covered in paper-thin slices of lemon and lime, heavily buttered and served, late into the evening, with vats of cask wine.
