By Edward Mrs. Friendly and James Thurber The New Yorker, September 14 , 1929P. 20 Connecticut servant story: employer gives her a gray dress, trying to make her feel satisfied, but colored servant says gray makes her look sallow.
The New Yorker, September 14 , 1929P. 20 Connecticut servant story: employer gives her a gray dress, trying to make her feel satisfied, but colored servant says gray makes her look sallow.
Because that way, I will be more likely to find a solution.' That approach, in turn, has probably made her a sturdier and more satisfied mother".
For now Patricia Kalanga is waiting for news about her family, but Papa Kabamba can feel satisfied, he has made her waiting a little more bearable.
So did C. C. Sabathia, and that made him satisfied despite allowing 10 hits to match a season high.
McMillon, surely aware that his immediate audience consisted largely of investors, framed the wage increase in the context of Walmart's over-all business; better-paid employees are more satisfied, he suggested, and satisfied workers make for more satisfied customers.
The zero of A τ provides the boundary data Φ for which the surface M ˜ k, τ T meets ∂ B 3 in order to make (33) satisfied.
Is there a even an answer that would make me satisfied?
I went around a time or two and checked the signs, and several were still up, along with the AIDS-marathon flyers, which made me satisfied, but not very satisfied.
All other things being equal, money does make people more satisfied.
