John Shannon, a management consultant, said he knows well-off, white Wall Street people who are missing.
Villeneuve knows well that, in formula one, paying off an unwanted driver could look small change to BMW compared with the estimated $250m cost of crafting a new team into a winning force.
Some works turned out to be less successful than expected, he said, but for the most part his confidence in the wide array of Indonesian artists -- most of whose work he knows well -- has paid off.
The musical tells a story that Mr. Romney knows well: a young, eager Mormon heads off on his mission, only to encounter resistance and challenges along the way, albeit with a satiric, "South Park" twist and plenty of lewd jokes.
Frank Smith, a 31-year-old production worker at a Caterpillar facility near the company's headquarters who was laid off in early 2009, knows well the pain such moves can cause.
People you don't know well may easily get turned off by displays of difficulty, neuroticism, and unwarranted insecurity.
He knew when he was well off; he knew he was not going to quit tonight or ever.
He knew when he was well off; he knew he was not going to quit tonight or ever... View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.
Although that apartment did not look opulent, Stratou and her family are known to be well off, and to many observers the couple appeared rather comfortable at a time of national privation.
All you have to do is bung her a few dead chickens every so often, so that she knows how well off she is.
I knew some well-off "trustafarians" at university.
