Sen. Peter Fitzgerald (R-Ill). hopes to build a third airport so "we won't have to eat the billions of dollars that rebuilding O'Hare would cost". Daley, when told recently that his own airport commissioner had for the first time conceded a new airfield eventually would be needed, scoffed: "When?
I've been placed in WRAG, am hugely ill, no hope of going into paid work.
For good or ill, I hope good, Leicester specialises in comedy," says Rowe.
"I am very sorry to hear that Wen Ho is ill and hope he will get better soon," a Chinese scientist wrote her in a telex about a coming trip with a colleague.
Among its 110,000 volumes is the first collected edition of Shakespeare's plays and the first collection of Keats's poems, with this handwritten dedication to his friend John Byng Gattie, who was ill: "I hope your eyes will soon be well enough to read this with pleasure and ease".
We are very sorry that your husband became ill, we hope he has a speedy recovery.
"Children, women, men are trapped, hungry, ill, losing hope," Amos told the 69 countries attending a donor conference held in Kuwait.
For one thing, European countries are becoming more protectionist, which bodes ill for hopes of completing a genuine single market.
Therefore, perceiving that they are regarded only as qualified to give the men pleasure, they begin to adorn themselves, and in that to place ill their hopes.
He ruled she was too ill; General Pinochet hopes to benefit from a similar appeal to ill-health, which could yet see Mr Straw blocking his extradition to Spain.
