In these increasingly urban times, restaurateurs seem to be leading a back-to-the-land revival.
By Andrea Thompson In these increasingly urban times, restaurateurs seem to be leading a back-to-the-land revival.
Taxidermy, long the domain of backwoodsmen and museum employees, is enjoying a vogue lately among young urbanites, due in part to a back-to-the-land revival that also favors beards, flannel and butchery workshops.
'Golden Land' GENRE Revival of the 1985 version of this Off Broadway musical by Moishe Rosenfeld and Zalmen Mlotek.
In the land of revivals, the Drama Desk nominees -- "Gypsy," "La Bohème," "Man of La Mancha" and "Nine" -- are widely expected to be echoed by the Tony nominators.
A world unto itself, the complex is a land of Greek revival architecture, tennis courts and amenities including a beauty salon and a post office.
Mr. Lopez and others pointed out that a parcel of underused land scheduled for revival 20 years ago would finally realize its potential.
Perhaps the single greatest impediment to the return of livestock to the land and the revival of local, grass-based meat production is the disappearance of regional slaughter facilities.
Barbarians Former Central St Martins School of Art Tooting Arts Club's revival landed a hefty punch.
A rare revival landed on Broadway in 1996, by way of London.
Property companies were among the leading gainers, on optimism about a revival in land values following yesterday's purchase by British Land, up 15.1p at 480p, of the stakes in two shopping centres owned by Segro, 1.6p better at 344.6p.
