Employment continued to fall for nearly two years after his recession ended in November 2001, but reversed direction in time to save his job (see chart).In this section Mitt Romney marches on That 2004 feeling No way out Another one in the net The downgrading of Europe Running out of moves ReprintsCould Mr Obama enjoy the same late boost?
The G.P.S. maps in the cabin of Clinton's Air Force plane lit up with the name "Benghazi," reminding everyone that, on the ground, Muammar Qaddafi's men were marching on that city.
We will be marching on that quest for both the smartphones and the feature phones that are Java enabled or BREW, and making sure people can be provided this experience from these phones.
That is why we marched on Washington; that is why we will keep on marching.
"Change is marching on again," he announced, in that messianic tone that had begun to emerge in his speeches around the time of 9/11.
The consortiums backing both are marching on, despite the fact that the duel between the VHS and Betamax video tape formats is cited ad nauseum as a textbook example of a costly business blunder that angered consumers and held back the technology's adoption.
The war is over, sort of, but the Big Lie marches on: that democracy is flowering in Iraq, that America is stronger and more secure than ever, that doing what's right is the prime motivator of all our military action.
Manning has been relatively injury free, but even his father said it was impossible to tell how his body and skills would deteriorate as time marched on, and what that could do to his Super Bowl prospects.
The Turkish army entered the capital and for half an hour, the army marched on the road that was bordered by some 20,000 impaled Turks.
After the president spoke, some of us were invited and to join him and his family in walking up the bridge with the "foot soldiers" -- those who marched on the bridge that day 50 years ago.
