Mr. Johnson — a willowy figure, so kept by the combination of constant motion and a diet consisting largely of hot tea and granola — will soon be a Capitol Hill fixture no more.
He thought Iraq would bend to his world view, too, and that speaking under a banner saying "mission accomplished" would mean that the mission was accomplished, even if the mission, like the vision, like the plans for reconstruction, were made largely of hot air.
Later, this population declined from an estimated mean population of 59,000 in 1995 to 11,600 in 2009, a reduction attributed largely to hotter and drier conditions resulting from droughts in most years between 2002 and 2007.
His mother, Tonya Dean, stole money, largely by writing hot checks.
Apartment buildings are largely heated by hot water, houses by charcoal briquettes.
The answer in a new study will not please Democrats.*The job market is hot largely because of a cold-hearted Republican reform, it concludes.
Since Rex Ryan started coaching the Jets last year, Scott said they had been largely portrayed as hot dogs, a notion Scott did not try to dispel.
This tedious and costly operation has been largely replaced by hot mounting, in which process the plate is placed on a block of wood precoated with adhesive and this sandwich is subjected to heat and pressure.
Ten years ago street food was still largely limited to hot dog stands selling stinky late-night sausages and onions for clubbers too stoned or hungry to much care.
Topics such as these are always hot, largely for religious or esoteric reasons.
