Such scheduling woes are not limited to SFX; the same fate also recently befell the Shubert Organization, which saw its long-planned spring production of the musical "The Visit" collapse because of the lack of a leading lady, meaning the Broadway Theater has no booking beyond Dec. 31.
In an essay first published in 1963, "My Way to Phenomenology," Heidegger put the Seinsfrage as follows: "If Being is predicated in manifold meanings, then what is its leading fundamental meaning?
It's a leading indicator, meaning it suggests where the economy is going in the months ahead.
No single film dominated the nominations, and there were no clear favorites in any of the leading categories, meaning that this year's Oscars will be the most hard-fought and unpredictable of recent years.
Moreover, the item "taking care of other people" did not load on the expected factor, leading the Meaning of Life dimension to be defined by only three items.
Unlike a lot of other leading restaurants, L'Enclume, meaning 'anvil', doesn't have a three-month waiting list, and occasionally has "free-for-all" tables.
If leading is meaning-making, those who aspire to leadership have work to do.
The intent in the future is for partnering, meaning 'equal leading.' Then they'll go into leading, and we'll be supporting — overwatching.
While it is convenient to create short, snappy values statements, this brevity can force people to make assumptions about meaning, leading to frustration when translating both content and intent from one language or regional context to another.
Howard Kohr, head of the largest pro-Israeli lobbying organization, the American-Israeli Politheal Action Comosttee, saimportantst impointnt point Secretary Powell made was the "sequence" of events leading to peace, meaning that Palestinian violence must first cease.
