The move is a mark of the service maturing with more emphasis on the long tail of content on the service, away from blockbusters.
The mark of quality service worldwide is personal care provided by real people, not machines.
Some of that collaboration, she believes, still shows itself at the restaurant, the sense of everyone always having been in it together, the mark of great service.
As a mark of his services in the Adriatic and off Spain he was knighted by King George III.
Meanwhile, the Lighthouse will be working on plans to mark its centennial of service in 2005, "We've stayed on message," Ms. Silverstone says.
I believe she would have been especially touched by a milestone we expect to reach as we mark 100 years of service: the elimination of blinding trachoma in Mali and Niger in 2015, and worldwide by 2020.
BOL has all the marks of a service built in haste.The Economist tested the rivals by buying a current bestseller, "A Brief History of the Future", by John Naughton.
Lincoln often studied the map, and it "bore the marks of much service," according to a memoir by Francis Bicknell Carpenter, an eminent painter who was at the White House conducting research for a portrait of the President.
Not so long ago, presents – unless it was the gold watch marking 40 years of service – were personal, even intimate.
The MIG-21, which marked 50 years of service with the Indian Air Force in April this year, has been the backbone of the air force's fleet.
