When it comes to creating butter-soft woven leathers, fashion-insider favourite and label to watch, Martina Spetlova, eschews more new-fangled laser-cutting techniques for a chisel because "the edges are clean and sharp without the residue or burn you get when laser cutting.
Perhaps Mr Griffin, anti-Europe as he is, eschews more of his Brussels perks.
Finally "Master and Commander" eschews more Hollywood conventions than most such megabudget epics.
"We didn't want to do beat for beat everything," Armisen said of "Final Transmission," which eschews more obvious touchstones like Byrne's colossal suit.
"We didn't want to do beat for beat everything," Armisen said of "Final Transmission," which eschews more obvious touchstones like Byrne's colossal suit.
In its choice of an insider as chief executive and in its decision to eschew more radical changes, Deutsche Telekom resembles nothing so much as the German government, which owns 43percentt of the company's shares and plays a pivotal behind-the-scenes role in its direction.
"Synth school" eschewed more traditional, herky-jerky C3PO-isms in search of grace and sleekness.
At heart, Cotchery said, Schottenheimer remains a sandlot coordinator, diagramming plays in dirt, eschewing more traditional routes for the "when you hit the tree, turn right" variety.
Microsoft and Google have been busy the past two years radically reinventing the way their products look and feel, eschewing more traditional interface design for ones that feel starkly digital.
Their enhanced propensity for risk forced the wholly private banks to try to compete by matching their bravado and eschewing more prudent lending practices.
