Castillo may go from Shea Stadium outcast a few months ago to Citi Field leadoff hitter.
As far as where prices may go from here, for now the direction points down.
This brings us back to where Mr. Hebert may go from here, drawing on the potentially invaluable recognition that the Emerging Artist Award can bring.
So with Sprewell expected back in the starting lineup soon and Nailon providing an inside presence, Anderson knows he may go from starter to cheerleader.
Some bonds, for example, may go from being valued at, say, 70 cents on the dollar to becoming largely worthless overnight, bankers and analysts say.
When a Democrat hears some unfavorable story about Mr. Obama, he or she may go from strongly approving his performance to approving it with more qualifications.
When an independent hears the same news, he or she may go from qualified approval of Mr. Obama to qualified disapproval instead.
Eric Park, 29, a Bostonian who owns a sports collectibles business, said that no matter where Bledsoe may go from here, "he's always going to have a place in the hearts of Patriots fans".
He is due to have his fractured right hand X-rayed that day and may go from the hospital to the court, although he would have three more days of practice if he sat out that game.
"A Century-Old Principle: Keep Corporate Money Out of Elections," by Adam Cohen (Editorial Observer, Aug. 11), demonstrates all too clearly how America may go from a country where corporate lobbying controls public conversation to one where corporations control public perception.
He may go from performing at a New Jersey mansion to a party in the projects in Brooklyn where he said he needed bodyguards to hold the money customers pay him.
