None of this will keep the Knicks from cutting Patrick loose, and vice versa.
"There was no loose money," George Wachter, vice chairman of Sotheby's old master paintings department, said after the morning's session.
"Tiffany was the jeweler of choice in New York during this time period, and Louis Comfort Tiffany was at many of the parties in the early '20s as it was all breaking loose," Jon King, executive vice president at Tiffany, said by telephone.
When infants who saw the tight association were then shown the loose association (or vice versa), they regained interest, indicating that they distinguished between the two categories.
If you're wearing tight pants/skirt, go for a looser top and vice versa.
"I'm really concerned all hell is going to break loose," said James L. Hardiman, a vice president of the Cleveland NAACP, who noted community members are expressing concerns about the convention "every other day".
As Al Gore's press secretary, in 2000, he led the double-black-diamond effort of making the Vice-President seem loose and easygoing on the campaign trail.
This exquisitely crafted documentary feels like America's Nuremberg, as ordinary heartland citizens rise up to indict gas giants, who, they claim, have been on the loose since 2005, when former Vice-President Dick Cheney crafted the so-called Halliburton Loophole.
Together, they could be more vexatious than a mole for the networks let loose among the advertisers -- or vice versa.
— Folksy and loose, passionate and sometimes off script, Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. arrives onstage Thursday night as the president's most important political partner, policy enforcer, conscience, scold and occasional albatross.
