Joseph Ngai of McKinsey, a consultancy, argues that "lending will no longer be a seller's market", in which firms ram credit down the throats of SOEs.
Sometimes they begin from a threat-jump, in which the ram rears up on its hind legs before colliding with the opponent.
And tucked amid the hills (mountains, the natives call them) of the South Side, there is a whimsical fountain in which a ram in shirtsleeves reads to an audience of attentive critters, presiding over Five Points South, the nucleus of the culinary revolution.
To briefly summarize Mr. Palin's career, which is evidently unremarkable in those parts: –Salmon fisherman on Bristol Bay, a patch of water notable for its "combat fishing," in which captains ram one another's boats in a scrum for the catch while pitching and yawing on a heaving sea.
Two of the control ewes are known to have escaped into adjoining pastures in which a ram was present, between progestagen sponge removal and the prescribed mating date.
I had been active in Europe (among other things, sailing aboard the Sea Shepherd, which rammed whaling vessels in the Atlantic), and I thought there were just too many formalities.
Baxter's sixth-inning catch in the no-hitter — in which he rammed shoulder-first into the left-field wall and somehow held onto the ball — became a "Sports Center highlight and one of the most memorable moments of a historic night.
From day -30 (day 0 = day on which rams were introduced), ewes were isolated from rams in terms of sight, sound, and smell (minimum distance: 1,000 m).
Ted soon returned to his earlier habits, and finally, after a sailing competition in which he rammed his wife's boat in order to win, Judy decided that the marriage was finished.
