The damage to the building was caused over the years mainly by water infiltration, compounded by the severe freeze-and-thaw cycle of the climate at 5,280 feet — the mile-high moniker that Denver lives by, a number marked precisely on one of the stairs leading up into the main entrance.
The master dealmaker has lent his high-profile moniker to a board game, "Trump: the Game," released with much fanfare Wednesday.
When the Republicans had their convention and there were signs held high with the monikers.... ..G.I.
I was dubbed a "Maverick Realtor" in a local newspaper article (and while I doubt that was how it was intended, I considered the moniker a high compliment).
If a 'significant other', or other similar moniker, is high on the list, move it farther down.
Her edits of tracks like Justin Bieber's "As Long as You Love Me"—released under the E+E moniker wrap high-gloss pop songs in breaking glass and digitalist polyrhythms, inspired by her long held-fascinations with cumbia and South American metal.
"This business has always had higher leverage in its moniker," he said.
Elba completists might point to previous records that the actor has released: the mellow hip-hop EP High Class Problems, issued under the moniker Driis in 2010.
The high-yield market no longer yields enough to be given that moniker, such has been the thirst for high-risk, high-return assets.This thirst for risk has extended around the world and is, Buttonwood is tempted to say, indiscriminate.
As much as it tries to escape the nickname "Rye High," there's not a student here who doesn't know there is some truth to this moniker.
