The bank did not want to face the type of scorn from Congress, the news media and fans that has tarred Citigroup for its seemingly inescapable $400 million naming-rights deal with the Mets for Citi Field.
But last month's electoral earthquake was nevertheless inescapable in a complex named after John F Kennedy and situated near the Watergate building.
Growing up outside of Boston in the nineteen-eighties and nineties, I found that certain brands and names were as inescapable as Red Sox caps: Filene's, Friendly's, and Click and Clack the Tappet Brothers, jovial hosts of the call-in public-radio program "Car Talk".
By Silvia Killingsworth June 10 , 2012Growing up outside of Boston in the nineteen-eighties and nineties, I found that certain brands and names were as inescapable as Red Sox caps: Filene's, Friendly's, and Click and Clack the Tappet Brothers, jovial hosts of the call-in public-radio program "Car Talk".
Mobius's very name, of course, invokes the inescapable repetitiveness of marriage, which can kill off relationships by inhibiting any opportunity for change.
Over the past few days, haunting images of a teen girl with curly, sandy blonde hair and a dimpled smile named Jayme Closs have been almost inescapable.
A REPORTER AT LARGE about Ohio pornographer Reuben Sturman... Though his name remains largely unknown, his influence is inescapable.
The New Yorker, March 10 , 2003P. 60 A REPORTER AT LARGE about Ohio pornographer Reuben Sturman... Though his name remains largely unknown, his influence is inescapable.
By Eric Schlosser The New Yorker, March 10 , 2003P. 60 A REPORTER AT LARGE about Ohio pornographer Reuben Sturman... Though his name remains largely unknown, his influence is inescapable.
It also has a brand name so well known as to be virtually inescapable.
