For example, 40 is yon juu, 41 is yon juu ichi.
With the problems which have slipped out about the secret global drone strike program and now the knowledge that elite special operators are being unaccountably sent hither and yon, it's appallingly clear that several of these points are of grave importance.
"The one who wrote that has never been down yon".' It's po-faced.
"We don't get paid anything extra to have it in the garage," Ms. Yon said, "but we think it's kind of in keeping with going green, and in the future, more cars will be electric cars," Ms. Yon said.
It's not as if this cycle of globalisation is very different from the first wave that occurred at the turn of the 20th century as French haute cuisine was exported hither and yon to the Ritz-Carltons of the world.
CHRIS YON Yon has earned a reputation as one of the funniest performers in New York dance, but he doesn't appear in his new "Hugo," and if there's humor in the piece, it's buried quite deep.
Actually it's a sandbox for children, too, with an abundance of "crazy-hair dads," as an old-fashioned former colleague of mine likes to call them, letting their flesh-and-blood Juniors run hither and yon.
It's something that's been in the background for awhile but has lately taken center stage, with nasty emails, heated conversations, unveiled contempt, and insults tossed about hither and yon'.
"Personally for me, I think it's greatness," said The Penguin, oblivious to the emotions rising in Bitchney as she contemplated the depth of their deceit, realizing that the alliances she thought she was forming hither and yon were always being trumped by the silent voting unanimity of The Brigade, and faced her own inevitable eviction.
As in, you know you're getting old when pop stars start brandishing something similar to the device you used to work on in your music hack pomp, agonising over your Jesus and Mary Chain reviews (splintering nails, shredding typewriter ribbons, drowning in Tippex), as if it were some mysterious objet from yon olden days.
