This is driving demand for no-longer-ready-for-prime-time celebrities willing to vouch for products in ads often shown during reruns of movies and TV shows they made during their salad days.
Their cultivation -- the source of Berlin's current asparagus mania -- offers intriguing evidence that Germans are no longer ready to dig for their supper if Poles are prepared to do the digging for them.
They've probably spent far longer getting ready for work than they used to, because almost everything takes longer when you're losing your sight.
A "cold site," Mr. Flach said, consists only of a building shell and would take longer to be ready for use.
"But we also have to look longer term and be ready for the next phase if we have to be".
By the time Asso was mobilized, in 1939, and went off to war, their affair was over, but Edith Piaf, no longer La Môme, was ready for stardom.
Cruise officials say that passengers should be ready for longer waits while their luggage and carry-on items are scrutinized as never before.
I would happily have stayed longer, but Hannah was ready for a concluding stroll through Signers' Hall, among life-size bronze statues of the 42 delegates present, 39 of whom signed the Constitution on Sept. 17, 1787.
I think that it's going to be somewhat longer before we are ready for a sustained rise in the stock market.
When it launched, mobile networks, screens and cameras weren't ready for longer-form video, and neither were users.
"Westminster council said it would have the effect of reducing rents, but it has coincided with an economic downturn where people can no longer get ready credit for buying, so you have a massive increase in demand for private sector rentals.
