With the outcome still in question, James looked to slice through the Knicks' interior, a manageable, meager task in the past few seasons.
One of the biggest bits of non-nuclear news in 2012 was that German luxury hotelier Kempinsiki announced it was going to open a branch in the Korean capital, Pyongyang, presumably to house delegations of international businessmen and financiers looking to grab slices of the pie before it joins the international market at a hugely inflated cost (or am I being too optimistic?).
At one point, Steve Hodge, looking to hoof clear, sliced a high ball backwards into his own area.
THE CROWD After-work sports fans, couples and assorted gawkers looking to experience a slice of the Rap Life.
[Gawker] Pizza is the latest tourist trap for those looking to get a slice of "the authentic New York," as reported on Fox 5 News.
The nation's landed gentry, ever eager to diversify as maintenance fees soar and farming profits plummet, are turning over their gardens and fields to promoters looking to buy a slice of the booming market for alternative festivals.
The tabloid frenzy around the wunderkind from Peckham was matched only by that of agents looking to get a slice of the most sought-after English talent of his generation.
Joan Lonergan, the owner of Coldwell Banker Village Green Realty, which has three Hudson Valley offices and which helped Ms. Hicks find her Kingston house, said that there have always been Manhattan renters looking to buy a slice of the country.
Nokia is paying a rich $78 per Navteq share to bolster its navigation services, which already use Navteq data, and to prevent the digital mapmaker from falling into the hands of companies like Google that might be looking to acquire a slice of the fast-growing navigation market.
Even if the entire 21-track album clocks in at about 25 minutes, it's perfect for anyone looking to own a slice of dance-music history.
